Which is NOT a cause of dental demineralization?
A) Bruxism
B) Excessive toothbrushing
C) Stomach acid
D) Consumption of acidic foods or drinks
A
Explanation: A) Dental demineralizaton can result from excessive toothbrushing, regurgitation of stomach acid due to eating disorders, or from excessive consumption of acid-containing foods or beverages. Bruxism does NOT contribute to dental demineralization, but can be the causative agent for dental attrition.
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