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Can tooth decay be caused by aspartame and acesulfame k?
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Acid: Tooth decay is caused by acid, a byproduct of bacterial digestion. These substances are not part of their diet. All the best...
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No: Aspartame or other sweeteners do not contribute to tooth decay.
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No: No. May prevent tooth decay by decreasing sugar consumption. See DDS ASAP with any dental pain - sign of tooth decay.
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