Refined carbohydrates, such as fruits and vegetables, are less cariogenic because they leave the mouth before they are converted to simple sugars.

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Fruits and vegetables are not considered refined carbohydrates; refined carbohydrates are typically processed foods like white bread and sugar. Fruits and vegetables are less cariogenic due to their fiber content and other components, not because they leave the mouth quickly.

Refined Carbohydrates, Such as Fruits and Vegetables, Are Less Cariogenic