Chewing Gum for Teeth
Posted by Rara | April 16th, 2010 in Dental Care | 2 Comments »
Products good for the
teeth are produced using ingredients to sweeten that can not be fermented by bacteria in the mouth.
This category includes intense sweeteners such as saccharin, cyclamate, acesulfame-K and aspartame, and sugar substitutes such as isomalt, sorbitol and xylitol.
The sugarless gum use these sweeteners. The sweet taste and chewing stimulate salivary flow, contributing to the prevention of caries.
These gums can contain minerals such as calcium, phosphate and fluoride to improve dental repair process. Some studies have reported that sugar-free gum after a meal consumed accelerate the cleanup of debris and reduce the rate of caries development in children.
Products “friends” of the teeth have to pass specific tests to obtain the approval of “safe for teeth.”
Tags: Oral hygiene, teeth, tooth, xylitol
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Great info, I’m a huge fan of Xylitol and the Spry Dental line. It’s great to see more Xylitol information published!