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> to contribute to tooth decay.  I would think dentist literature is the only
> place you will find surveys of tooth decay causes.  Know a friendly
> dentist?
 
I've always quoted literature that said that levulose had a lower
cavity causing ability than either sucrose or dextrose, but I'd be
hard pressed to lay my hands on the paper.
 
 
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