Question

Why will there be some acids on our teeth after a meal?
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Answer 1

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When you eat, plaque (a sticky, white biofilm) forms on your teeth. Plaque contains bacteria. According to the University of Rochester Medical Center, after you eat something that contains sugar, this bacteria produces acids that will attack your tooth enamel for at least twenty minutes after your meal.

Answer 2

Answer:

When you eat, plaque (a sticky, white biofilm) forms on your teeth. Plaque contains bacteria. According to the University of Rochester Medical Center, after you eat something that contains sugar, this bacteria produces acids that will attack your tooth enamel for at least twenty minutes after your meal.