The provided graph illustrates the acid level in our mouths before and after the consumption of different sweet foods. It is obvious that pH level less than 5. 5 is detrimental to our teeth and the longer this level prevails the more damages it causes.
Initially, the acid level of our mouth is 7, but after consuming sugary products the level begins to drop quickly in the first 5 minutes. It slowly tries to get to where it was at first, though it varies in different sugar deliveries. For instance, after the intake of honey, the pH level of mouth descends below 5. 5 in 5 minutes and it only takes around 15 minutes to get out of the danger zone, while the cane sugar lowers the pH level in just 3 minutes and it stays in the risk level almost for 35 minutes. Finally, fruit sugar causes the pH level to dip below 5. 5 in roughly 4 minutes and stays in hazard zone for about 20 minutes.
To conclude, no matter what sort of sugary food we consume it does damage our teeth and makes them vulnerable. Although the risk of decaying differs from honey to cane sugar and honey seems to be the safest sweet food for our teeth.
The provided graph illustrates the acid
level
in our mouths
before
and after the consumption of
different
sweet foods. It is obvious that pH
level
less than 5. 5 is detrimental to our teeth and the longer this
level
prevails the more damages it causes.
Initially
, the acid
level
of our mouth is 7,
but
after consuming sugary products the
level
begins
to drop
quickly
in the
first
5 minutes. It
slowly
tries to
get
to where it was at
first
, though it varies in
different
sugar
deliveries.
For instance
, after the intake of honey, the pH
level
of mouth descends below 5. 5 in 5 minutes and it
only
takes around 15 minutes to
get
out of the
danger
zone, while the cane
sugar
lowers the pH
level
in
just
3 minutes and it stays in the
risk
level
almost for 35 minutes.
Finally
, fruit
sugar
causes the pH
level
to dip below 5. 5 in roughly 4 minutes and stays in hazard zone for about 20 minutes.
To conclude
, no matter what sort of sugary food we consume it does damage our teeth and
makes
them vulnerable. Although the
risk
of decaying differs from honey to cane
sugar
and honey seems to be the safest sweet food for our teeth.
6Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
13Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
0Mistakes