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Band 7+: Eating sweet foods produces acid in the mouth, which can cause tooth decay. (High acid levels are measured by low pH values) Describe the information below and discuss the implications for dental health.

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The image shows a line graph measuring acid levels in the mouth after consuming sugars/honey over a 40-minute period, with a pH acid level of 5.5 where tooth decay is unlikely, and 5.1 where decay occurs. The graph has three lines representing fruit sugar (red), cane sugar (blue), and honey (green). At the moment eaten, all three sugars have a pH level below 5.5, with honey at pH 4, fruit sugar at pH 5, and cane sugar at pH 5.25. Over time, honey's acid level increases to pH 6.75 at 40 minutes, cane sugar increases to pH 6.25, and fruit sugar fluctuates but ends at pH 5.75.
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The graph provided shows how acidity levels in the mouth change overtime after consumption of sweet foods specifically, fruit sugar, cane sugar and honey.

Overall, it was evident among all sugar types that PH level reached its lowest point (most acidic) after five minutes from taking sugar. From then, acidity levels began to decrease.

In detail, mouth acidity started at a PH level of 7 and drastically declined when a fruit sugar, cane sugar or honey sugar was eaten. It reached its most acidic level after 5 minutes of consumption for all sweet foods provided. From then, acidity level started to deteriorate.

Although, all sugar types followed the same trend, cane sugar registered the lowest PH level at 3.5. This was followed by fruit sugar which was just slightly above 4. Honey recorded a quarter more than fruit sugar. Interestingly, honey stayed the longest at its lowest PH for 5 minutes which didn’t happen to other sugar types. Others showed a quick dip in PH followed by gradual increase in value.

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