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Originally Posted by superdds
chewing sugarless gum after a meal certainly helps. one, it stimulates salivary flow and saliva acts as a buffer neutralizing food acids. two, it sticks to food particles left on the grooves and pits on the biting surfaces of your teeth. however, all bets are off on the food particles that are in between your gums...that will need to be flossed out. bottom line, it can't hurt.
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Leon, Dizz doesn't use chewing gum, he uses suppository gum.