Definitions

1. Sugarless gum is what you should be chewing.

Sugarless Candy

1. Chew sugarless gum or sugarless candy.

People

1. For some people, sugarless gum and foods with “fake fat” such as Olestra can cause intestinal problems.

Snack

1. If you must snack, brush your teeth or chew sugarless gum afterward. (Web site)

Mints

1. You could offer mints or sugarless gum without having to say anything. (Web site)

Snack Food

1. In a second set of test sessions, volunteers chewed sugarless gum for 10 minutes, starting 15 minutes after they ate the snack food. (Web site)

Nicotine Gum

1. Substitute one or more pieces of sugarless gum for an equal number of pieces of nicotine gum. (Web site)

Sugar

1. For sugarless gum, sorbitol, mannitol, xylitol or other sweeteners are added instead of sugar. (Web site)

Sweet Foods

1. Chew sugarless gum when you want sweet foods. (Web site)

Saliva

1. If you drink pop alone or between meals, chew sugarless gum afterward to increase your saliva flow. (Web site)

Saliva Production

1. Chew sugarless gum: Sugared gum also increases the saliva production, which is good. (Web site)

Sugarless Gum

1. Using sugarless gum, sugarless mints, taking frequent sips of water or using melting ice chips may help alleviate a dry mouth. (Web site)
2. Your dentist can recommend various methods to restore moisture, including sugarless gum, oral rinses or artificial saliva products.
3. If you chew gum, I strongly recommend a sugarless gum.

Categories

1. Nicotine Gum
2. Saliva Production
3. Dry Mouth
4. Sweet Foods
5. Sips
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