Blame decay on the latte

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"We found that the majority of the patients are spending many hours a day working at the computer and ’nursing’ either lattes or coffee with milk," said Hackett. "The constant exposure to the lactose or milk sugar is giving the bacteria in the mouth a flood of raw fuel or ’food’ to metabolise."


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