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Yes, candy can lead to cavities.

To avoid it:

1. Just brush your teeth after eating candy.

2. Avoid eating too much candy

3. Eat candy like caugh drops,and more ,candy with a lot of nutrition.

4. Go to the dentist if this happens.

You can avoid it using these useful tips. If you do it, you'll have better protection against cavities. Be sure to visit the dentist once or twice a year.

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Not on its own, but the sugar sticks to your teeth where it is then used as food by bacteria. It is these bacteria that cause the cavities as they digest the sugar. Thus if you don't eat sugar and keep your teeth clean you will be less likely to get cavities.

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no but chocolate is it disolve germs in your mouth

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Not necessarily. If candy hurts your teeth, odds are that you have cavities and need some dental work, but not specifically braces.

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