There has been a saying about apple. "An apple a day keeps doctor away." It is not cent percent true in modern lifestyle. Slow eating of apple causes tooth decay and force you to the dentist
The nursery rhyme that tells the importance of eating apple, “Apple a day keeps doctor away,” has become a question mark today. Recent researches state that eating apple affects the teeth and you will have to visit the dentist frequently.
How can apple cause tooth damage?
There is nothing wrong either in the rhyme or in the truth that apple is a nutritious fruit. Apple is, of course, a good addition to any meal. It contains anti-oxidants and other nutrients for building up strength and immunity. But the way you eat it affects the dental system. A research study was performed by Dr David Bartlett, head of prosthodontics at King's College London Dental Institute. They studied in various angles about apple causing tooth decay. Their studies revealed that the trouble is with the way we eat the apple and not with apple. Daily Mail quoted the words of Dr. Bartlett saying, “Doctors quite rightly say that eating apples is good, but if you eat them slowly the high acidity levels can damage your teeth.”
http://www.expertswrap.com/Articles/5-apple-day-causes-tooth-decay.aspx
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