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Why excessive sweets and chocolates are harmful for your teeth? ​

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Excessive sweets and chocolates deliver high of sugar into the mouth which supports the growth of bacteria, plaque and contribute to gum disease. Thus, it is harmful for our teeth to take excessive sweets and chocolates

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