The nurse is planning a dental health promotion class for a group of 5th-graders. Which of the following would most likely increase the risk of tooth decay?
A) Diet cola
B) Raw carrots
C) Shelled peanuts
D) Cheddar cheese
Ans: A
Feedback: Both regular and diet soft drinks cause erosion of tooth enamel because they are highly acidic. Nuts, vegetables, and cheeses are less cariogenic than soft drinks and are recommended as snacks.
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