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Is chocolate a major cause of dental cavities?

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Is chocolate a major cause of dental cavities?

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Chocolate is no different than a cracker, slice of bread or cookie when it comes to causing tooth decay. Any food that contains starch or sugar has the potential to cause cavities, depending upon the frequency of eating these foods and how long they stay in contact with the teeth. Some dental research studies suggest that chocolate may be less apt to promote tooth decay than some other foods because it contains cocoa butter, a naturally occurring vegetable fat, which helps the chocolate clear the mouth quickly.

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