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What is the primary function of fluoride in preventing tooth decay?
What is the primary function of fluoride in preventing tooth decay?
- Strengthening tooth enamel (correct)
- Reducing sugar cravings
- Increasing saliva production
- Killing bacteria in the mouth
What is the name of the condition that occurs when a baby's teeth are in frequent contact with sugars from drinks?
What is the name of the condition that occurs when a baby's teeth are in frequent contact with sugars from drinks?
- Infant tooth rot
- Baby bottle tooth decay (correct)
- Early childhood cavities
- Nursing caries
What is the long-term effect of baby bottle tooth decay on oral health?
What is the long-term effect of baby bottle tooth decay on oral health?
- Faster tooth development
- Increased risk of caries in permanent teeth (correct)
- Improved oral health
- No significant effect
What is the benefit of fluoride in regards to tooth decay repair?
What is the benefit of fluoride in regards to tooth decay repair?
What is the term for when fluoride is consumed through drinking water or supplements?
What is the term for when fluoride is consumed through drinking water or supplements?
What is the effect of fluoride on tooth enamel?
What is the effect of fluoride on tooth enamel?
What is the term for the harmful effects of plaque on teeth?
What is the term for the harmful effects of plaque on teeth?
What is the consequence of frequent contact between baby's teeth and sugary drinks?
What is the consequence of frequent contact between baby's teeth and sugary drinks?
What is the potential long-term effect of baby bottle tooth decay on physical development?
What is the potential long-term effect of baby bottle tooth decay on physical development?
What is the term for the process of repairing early tooth decay?
What is the term for the process of repairing early tooth decay?
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