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Anonymous users2024-02-06Xylitol is essentially a sweetener without nutrients, and to say that it is good for teeth is essentially a vague statement with a certain misleading purpose; In fact, if you want to eat sweet, and you don't want to corrode your teeth, it's best to eat sweeteners like xylitol. Because he is a sweetener that is not used by harmful bacteria, that is, it does not help bacteria that damage teeth to grow and multiply.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Xylitol, that is, pentpentanthol, is a kind of sugar alcohol, which is a five-carbon sugar alcohol that can be used as a substitute for sucrose, and is a product of xylose metabolism, which is widely found in various plants, and can be extracted from plants such as birch, raspberry, corn, etc., and is mainly produced in China. Xylitol is mainly obtained by hydrogenation reduction of xylose. Xylitol is as sweet as sucrose, but only 60% of the calories of sucrose.
Since xylitol cannot be broken down by bacteria, it is used to replace sugar in desserts to prevent tooth decay. Xylitol is very common in Finland, and candies for children are made instead of sucrose to protect children's dental health. In addition, a variety of chewing gums use xylitol to provide sweetness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Xylitol tastes better at low temperatures, and its sweetness can reach twice that of sucrose. Xylitol is often accompanied by a slight cooling sensation after ingestion, because it is easily soluble in water and absorbs a certain amount of heat when dissolved. To a certain extent, it also helps to clean your teeth, but excessive consumption may also bring diarrhea and other ***, which should not be ignored.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Xylitol's lollipops can also hurt teeth, compared to other lollipops, its sugar content is slightly less, and the damage to teeth is not so great, but it does not mean that it will not harm teeth.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Xylitol's lollipops are also harmful to teeth, and the main reason is that it also contains some sugar, as long as there is sugar, it will have a certain corrosive effect on the teeth, so try not to eat it in this case.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Xylitol also has sugar, but fructose is replaced with sucrose, which has a low sugar content and is healthier, and long-term eating is also harmful to teeth.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31That's how my mom bought these lollipops
Related questions5 answers2024-03-04Xylitol has set off a storm in China again. Recently, some experts have said that excessive intake of xylitol can also cause health problems, such as diarrhea, and obesity. Although the content of xylitol in chewing gum is small and basically does not affect the human body, consumer associations and experts still believe that although there is no danger, domestic production and sales enterprises should also mark their possible adverse reactions on xylitol packaging to warn consumption. >>>More
6 answers2024-03-04It's not good, if you eat too much, not only will you be thirsty easily, but chewing gum should have substances that are not good for your health. Remind you oh, each gum can't be chewed for more than 15 minutes, this is what a doctor told me
3 answers2024-03-04Eating gum is not a substitute for brushing your teeth, and you should still make time to brush your teeth after lunch. The main purpose of brushing teeth is to remove plaque from the surface of your teeth. Plaque refers to the microbiota that adheres to the surface of teeth or other soft tissues in the mouth and is made up of a large number of bacteria, intercellular material, a small number of white blood cells, exfoliated epithelial cells, and food debris. >>>More
13 answers2024-03-04Diabetics should not consume too much xylitol. Xylitol is contraindicated, especially for those suffering from insulin-induced hypoglycemia. >>>More
11 answers2024-03-04Hello! Under normal circumstances, the advice of the dentist is to do a tooth cleaning every six months, which is very good for the protection of teeth, can clear the calculus, avoid periodontitis, etc., as for whether it will make the tooth gap larger, it generally has no effect, and it will not affect the appearance.