PreTeena by Allison Barrows for January 28, 2023

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    seanfear  almost 2 years ago

    they can, Teena…they can

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    stairsteppublishing  almost 2 years ago

    Teena, brush your teeth and floss after each meal, and cut out highly sugared drinks and snacks, and the chances of cavities will be greatly reduced.

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    MeGoNow Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Pick up your candy sucker on the way out.

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    Skeptical Meg  almost 2 years ago

    So that’s a yes. A friend swore her car mechanic would do something to make her car break down in a month or so. Yet she kept going to him.

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    Spencer444  almost 2 years ago

    The main cause of cavities is not sugar, but soda pop. Sodas are very acidic, ph around 4.0 (the pH of vinegar), which will dissolve a nail. This weakens the enamel so that sugar & food particles can penetrate the enamel and cause cavities. As a child, I often drank a six-pack of Dr Pepper or Coke per day (during summer months) and now as a senior citizen, I am mostly dentures. So stopping sugar is not enough…

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