Sentence examples for risk of decay from inspiring English sources

"The things that are going to increase the risk of decay would not be the total amount of sugar at all, but what your feeding pattern is like.

Consequently, the arches are often designed as trusses containing a large number of connections, which are costly and present a risk of decay development.

Indicators to identify processes of decay will be suggested and methods to preemptively reduce the risk of decay will be presented.

English Heritage, which believes Holmfirth is at risk of decay, said it hoped "the council will consider its likely effect on the historic town centre when it determines the application".

Dentists and dental hygienists despair every time they are confronted with a patient who has been told they are suffering from gum disease (gingivitis) or are at risk of decay, and three or six months down the line when they are recalled, they've not acted on our advice.

They can also have side effects, such as tooth sensitivity or an increased risk of decay.

People consume fewer "free sugars" such as fructose and glucose, take in fewer calories and reduce their risk of tooth decay.

The shortened upper jaws of squashed-faced dogs means their teeth are crowded, increasing the risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

A fifth of the buildings on the register are in the highest priority A category, judged in immediate risk of further decay and possibly complete collapse.

The paper, Are sugar-free confections really beneficial for dental health?, examined the role of sugar substitutes used in products to reduce the risk of tooth decay.

If you are older, talk to your dentist about fluoride treatments or mouthwashes as a way of combating the greater risk of tooth decay that accompanies dry mouth.