Swapping your sugary gum for a sugar-free alternative is good for your teeth. In fact, some brands of sugar-free gum have earned the ADA Seal of Acceptance.

"The term sugar-free may generate false security because people may automatically believe that sugar-free products are safe on teeth," Dr. Sok-Ja Janket, an associate research professor at Boston ...

Sugar-free chewing gum contains ingredients such as malic acid, citric acid, tartaric acid and fumaric acid, all of which are found in various diet sodas, Khan said.

'The term sugar-free may generate false security because many people may automatically believe that sugar-free products are safe on the teeth,' says researcher Dr Sok-Ja from Boston University.

Sugar-free gum might be good for your teeth, but not so much for your guts, as scientists have found why it can trigger gas in some people. One of the ingredients of sugar-free gum, sorbitol, can ...

Too much "sugar-free" chewing gum can lead to severe weight loss and diarrhoea, doctors warn. The cause is sorbitol, a widely used sweetener in chewing gum and sweets, which acts as a laxative ...

Bazooka Sugar Free comes in multiple formats, including the “to go cup” that contains 60 pieces of the gum and includes a pullout comic featuring a variety of games and puzzles.