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Do cariogenic bacteria develop xylitol resistance?

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Bacteria and basically all "bugs" are more superior than we are in evolving into new forms. Who's not to say that there isn't a rare bacteria that can break down xylitol and digest it's non -OH portions? read more

And the mouth is actually a pretty prolific and dirty place in terms of germs. read more

One theory suggests that xylitol-resistant bacteria have impaired adhesive properties. The ability of bacteria to cause decay depends, in part, on their ability to adhere to a tooth's surface. read more

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