Scottish Dental Magazine · 2 weeks ago👆 clicks📖 reads
A study has found that drinking cranberry juice benefits oral health. The juice contains compounds that inhibit dental plaque regrowth. They also cut plaque acid production. The story was reported by Scottish Dental magazine.
Why it matters: Plaque and the acid it produces matter to anyone looking after their teeth, so news about what they drink and its effect on plaque may catch their eye.
Key words: oral health, cranberry juice, dental plaque regrowth, plaque acid production, study finds
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