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Nutrition
The patients input of food and drink. The quality and type has a significant effect on general and dental health.
Sugar is a major contributor to dental decay. A key finding is that tooth decay depends on how often - rather than how much - sugar is eaten. The dental profession recommends restricting sugar intake to no more than three or four times a day.