What does noncariogenic mean? a. Does not promote cancer b. Prevents cancer c. Does not cause...

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What does noncariogenic mean? a. Does not promote cancer b. Prevents cancer c. Does not cause...

What does noncariogenic mean?

a. Does not promote cancer

b. Prevents cancer

c. Does not cause gingivitis

d. Does not cause dental cavities

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Option D is correct as the term noncariogenic mean non producing dental caries or dental cavities. Like the noncariogenic food products. There are some pastes for the treatment of the dental cavities also.

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