- non-caries-inducing
Generated definitions (experimental)
- non-caries-inducing
This term refers to substances or materials that do not lead to the formation of cavities in teeth. It is commonly used in dentistry to describe certain types of dental materials or foods that do not contribute to tooth decay.
This non-caries-inducing food is very beneficial for dental health.
The doctor recommended using a non-caries-inducing toothpaste.
Generated collocations (experimental)
dī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性shí pǐn食品non-caries-inducing fooddī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性yá gāo牙膏non-caries-inducing toothpastedī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性yǐn shí饮食non-caries-inducing dietdī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性yǐn pǐn饮品non-caries-inducing beveragesdī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性cái liào材料non-caries-inducing materialsdī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性chéng fèn成分non-caries-inducing ingredientsdī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性kǒu qiāng口腔hù lǐ护理non-caries-inducing oral caredī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性táng糖tì替dài代pǐn品non-caries-inducing sugar substitutesdī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性ér tóng儿童shí pǐn食品non-caries-inducing food for childrendī qǔ chǐ xìng低龋齿性chǎn pǐn产品non-caries-inducing products