ORLPATH OWN: Sucrose in its liquid form consumed with meals causes no increase in dentalcaries compared to sugar ingested either between meals or in the form thatpersist in the oral cavity. Liquid and solid form sugar are equally cariogenic.

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Sucrose in its liquid form consumed with meals causes no increase in dentalcaries compared to sugar ingested either between meals or in the form thatpersist in the oral cavity. Liquid and solid form sugar are equally cariogenic.

DANA ISABELLE PILAPIL · Accepted Answer

The first part of the statement is TRUE, the second part is FALSE.

ORLPATH OWN

Sucrose in its liquid form consumed with meals causes no increase in dentalcaries compared to sugar ingested either between meals or in the form thatpersist in the oral cavity. Liquid and solid form sugar are equally cariogenic.

The first part of the statement is TRUE, the second part is FALSE.

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