what is the role of PH changes in tooth decay and digestive system in humans
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pH play an important role in tooth decay
as we know our teeth is made of calcium phosphate ,but if we not brush it cause attack of many germs and bacteria. so to neutralize the effect of bacteria we use or base in the form of toothpaste.
in the digestive system HCL is secreted in our stomach that is hydrochloric acid
mucus protect it from harmful effect of HCL AND NEUTRALIZE ITS EFFECT..
HOPE IT HELPES!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS
pH play an important role in tooth decay
as we know our teeth is made of calcium phosphate ,but if we not brush it cause attack of many germs and bacteria. so to neutralize the effect of bacteria we use or base in the form of toothpaste.
in the digestive system HCL is secreted in our stomach that is hydrochloric acid
mucus protect it from harmful effect of HCL AND NEUTRALIZE ITS EFFECT..
HOPE IT HELPES!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS
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# Effect of pH in tooth decay :-
The suger present between our teeth is break down by bacteria to form acid (lactic acid). When the pH value of our tooth is below 5.5, our tooth start decaying.
# Effect of pH in our digestive system :-
Digestion is effected by pH under normal circumstances the pH value of our stomach is 1.4 in case when its pH value reduces we suffer from acidity.
The suger present between our teeth is break down by bacteria to form acid (lactic acid). When the pH value of our tooth is below 5.5, our tooth start decaying.
# Effect of pH in our digestive system :-
Digestion is effected by pH under normal circumstances the pH value of our stomach is 1.4 in case when its pH value reduces we suffer from acidity.
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