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zubni karijes

Popularly known as cavities, dental caries happen when bacteria in the mouth feed on fermentable carbohydrates and produce acids that melt tooth enamel. Various conditions influence this process, such as heredity and the work of art and flow of saliva.

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karijes

Health care; Dentistry

Medical term for decay; caused by decalcification of the enamel and disintegration of the dentin by acid producing bacteria.

karijes

Health care; General

The correct technical term for decay which is the progressive breaking down or dissolving of tooth structure, caused by the acid produced when bacteria digest sugars.

karijes

Health care; General

Decay of the teeth or bone.

mlijeko

Dairy products; Ice cream

Skim, 1%, 2%, whole, and soy milks each achieve a different consistency of ice cream; lighter and often with a more watery taste than cream produces.

sladoled

Dairy products; Ice cream

A popular dessert made with cream, sugar, and various flavorings that are blended jointly and frozen. Flavorings might include vanilla, chocolate, and various fruit extracts and ...

smrznuti jogurt

Dairy products; Ice cream

Made from low-fat or fat-free yogurt, gelatin, corn syrup, and flavorings that are processed in an ice cream machine to soft-serve or hard consistencies.

jaja

Dairy products; Ice cream

Add richness; allow fats and water to combine better; slow down melting.

vitamini

Dairy products; Ice cream

Vitamins are organic compounds that are nutritionally necessary in small amounts to control metabolic processes and cannot be synthesized by the body. Vitamins are typically ...

trajnost

Dairy products; Ice cream

The degree to which a study or study instrument measures what it is intended to measure. Normally refers to correctness or truthfulness in regard to a study's conclusion.