Chemistry, asked by varshagidde22, 9 months ago

tooth decay is caused by presence of a base​

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Answered by anishjaiswaldpsnt4
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Explanation:

Tooth decay is not caused by base. It is caused by the presence of acidic substances which are formed due to bacteria. They constantly damage tooth enamel and thus cause tooth decay.

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Answered by shriganesh4002
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Answer:

it is false.ok........

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