After the Christmas holidays, it is time to count the “damage” caused by them. Increase in weight, cholesterol, uric acid, etc. We should also visit the dentist to find out how much our teeth have suffered during the abundant meals and dinners that are typical of these dates.
During these days it is very typical to make a mistake in desserts, everyone thinks that hard nougat is more harmful than soft nougat for our teeth, and you could not be more wrong. Soft nougat contains much more sugar, which is already more damaging to our teeth, and it also has a texture that makes it easier for it to stick to the teeth, which can end up causing cavities or inflammation of the gums.
When eating this type of product, you should brush your teeth very well once you have finished eating to avoid any health problems in your mouth.
