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Band 5+: Eating sweet foods produces acid in the mouth, which can cause tooth decay.

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The image presents a graph showing acid levels in the mouth from consuming fruit sugar, cane sugar, and honey over time; acidity begins at pH 7, quickly drops after consumption, and varies in recovery rates: Fruit sugar drops to pH 4 after 5 minutes, recovers to pH 6 by 20 minutes, stabilizes by 40 minutes; Cane sugar drops to pH 3 after 5 minutes, recovers to pH 5 by 30 minutes, stabilizes by 40 minutes; Honey drops to pH 5 after 5 minutes, recovers to pH 6.5 by 30 minutes, stabilizes by 40 minutes; tooth decay risk appears above pH 5.5.
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The Line graph illustrates the time elaspsed after eating sugar/honey and the increasing acidity. As well as at what level a persons tooth decays

The overview of the Line graph shows us that there are 3 levels of sugar acids Fruit sugar,Cane sugar, also Honey sugar. And we see that acidity is greater the less the ph level is,there is a dotted line that tells us where teeth decay is unlikely and where it has a higher chance of tooth decay.

As you can see,Cane sugar is more likely to cause tooth decay that is due to its lowest ph level at 3.5 which is strongly acidic and has a higher probability of causing tooth decay which is near 100 perscent while the fruit suger and honey are higher in the ph scale but also has a small chance of making a persons tooth decay.

In conclusion,most sugars wont cause tooth decay but it doesnt meant the posability is zero but there are some that are strongly acidic and can cause harm to the tooth.

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Eating sweet foods produces acid in the mouth, which can cause tooth decay.

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Eating sweet foods produces acid in the mouth, which can cause tooth decay.

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