I would not recommend chewing gum as an alternative to brushing or flossing. as per the recent studies(done by billion dollars gum companies) , chewing gum can trap and remove bacteria from the mouth. But that's not all, if you chew more than 1 minute, bacteria are released back into the mouth. read more
Absolutely not. Chewing gum helps increase the salivary secretion which is a self-cleaning way of your mouth. You can chew a sugar-free gum after every meal. But there is not way that it can replace teeth brushing. Brushing can clean your mouth more thoroughly. read more
A trip to get my teeth cleaned the other day left me questioning my entire existence. Okay, that’s a bit of a stretch, but Dr. Dentist definitely left me astonished. She admitted chewing Mentos gum has a similar effect to brushing teeth when it comes to fighting cavities. read more