Question 3 · LDEK · Oral hygiene and diet
“Safe for teeth” foods with a low potential to induce caries in teeth are:
- A. ice-creams, milk cocktails, fruit yoghurts.
- B. candied figs, sugar syrups, jams, juices and nectars.
- C. sugar, honey, soft drinks.
- D. popcorn, toasts, biscuits, pretzel, pizza, bagel.
- E. sweets, caramel candy, syrups.
Hint
Look for the group made of starchy foods without added sugar rather than sugar-rich or sticky products.
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