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The sweetener in Sweet’N Low, saccharin, was found not only to be non-cariogenic but to possess anticariogenic properties. Some of this research was carried out at the Dental School at Rutgers University and was confirmed in other institutions. Leading toothpastes contain saccharin to provide sweetness and flavor.
