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But don't you need "good" bacteria in your mouth?
by gautamcgoel 2y ago
But don't you need "good" bacteria in your mouth?
- SkyMarshal 2y agoIt seems that it reduces bad bacteria but has no effect on good bacteria, though I'm not sure if there are enough studies on that to be conclusive.
- mock-possum 2y agoI think the deal is that the bacteria that eats sugar produce the byproducts that mess with your teeth. If they ate something else, their waste would be differently comprised, and wouldn’t present that same threat to your teeth.