(Attention Getter) Let’s go for a walk into a grocery store, what item grabs your attention? Well, if you 're a compulsive buyer you’ll probably get it or you may stay away. The chances are that item that you got or wanted to get had a good amount of delicious sugar in it.
(Reveal Topic) Nowadays, our diet consists of feel good foods or drinks. What you enjoy counts, you may be happy with the sugar buzz but in hindsight it causes more harm than good. Our dental hygiene can show these obvious signs sooner rather than later. (Credibility Statement) My father was a dentist until he passed away from hypertension. From the grave, his history left behind encouragement for me to learn more about his field and what could have possibly led to his health issues.
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II. (MP 2) In our everyday diet, there are dangers that lurk which will speed the process of tooth decay. (INTERNAL PREVIEW: of Subpoints (A, B, AND C) Go HERE – Include the exact wording of your internal preview)
A. (SUBPOINT) Sugar, sugar, sugar and more sugar. I can 't stress how much sugar over time leads to tooth decay and periodontal disease.
1. (SUB-SUBPOINT) Our mouth 's are breeding grounds for good bacteria and bad bacteria. Sugar fuels the reproduction of these bacteria.
(Sub-sub-subpoint) High levels of sugar in the body leads to dehydration. Dry mouth also raises your risk of gingivitis (gum disease), tooth decay, and mouth infections, such as thrush.
As bacteria thrive, more byproduct from the bacteria produces that is known as the plague. 2. (SSP) Plague slowly erodes and dissolves the bone that makes up our
(Reveal Topic) Nowadays, our diet consists of feel good foods or drinks. What you enjoy counts, you may be happy with the sugar buzz but in hindsight it causes more harm than good. Our dental hygiene can show these obvious signs sooner rather than later. (Credibility Statement) My father was a dentist until he passed away from hypertension. From the grave, his history left behind encouragement for me to learn more about his field and what could have possibly led to his health issues.
(Relevancy Statement) …show more content…
(Include the exact wording of your transition)
II. (MP 2) In our everyday diet, there are dangers that lurk which will speed the process of tooth decay. (INTERNAL PREVIEW: of Subpoints (A, B, AND C) Go HERE – Include the exact wording of your internal preview)
A. (SUBPOINT) Sugar, sugar, sugar and more sugar. I can 't stress how much sugar over time leads to tooth decay and periodontal disease.
1. (SUB-SUBPOINT) Our mouth 's are breeding grounds for good bacteria and bad bacteria. Sugar fuels the reproduction of these bacteria.
(Sub-sub-subpoint) High levels of sugar in the body leads to dehydration. Dry mouth also raises your risk of gingivitis (gum disease), tooth decay, and mouth infections, such as thrush.
As bacteria thrive, more byproduct from the bacteria produces that is known as the plague. 2. (SSP) Plague slowly erodes and dissolves the bone that makes up our