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Studies show that cocoa alone does not have any cavity causing properties. Most chocolates also contain sugar and other carbohydrates. These are the leading dietetic factors related to cavities. Chocolates are not particularly bad for causing cavities, and the fat content in chocolate may even have some protective effects.
