Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

sources of sweets

Italian translation:

fonti di zucchero

Added to glossary by Mario Altare
Nov 25, 2009 15:47
14 yrs ago
English term

sources of sweets

English to Italian Medical Medical: Dentistry Regime alimentare
Diet is another source for failure with respect to our
oral rehabilitative efforts. Specifically, sweet intake.
Our patients need to be educated on the relationship
between sweets and caries and the significance of the
frequency versus the amount of consumption. Our
patient also needs to appreciate that sweets are more
than just chocolate and candies. There are many **
sources of sweets ** that the patient might not realize
that are damaging such as fruits or sports beverages
(sweet/ food breakdown product “acid” attacks or
acidic substances).3,4 Age and the associated decline
in salivary flow also require explanation. Strategies to
offset lifestyle decisions can then be formulated.
Protection with daily fluoride rinses or stimulation of
salivary flow with sugarless gum or lozenges could be
introduced. Once again, documentation in our
patients’ files is requisite and our patients are to be
reminded of the perils of excessive sweet/ acid intake
if they are found to be waning.
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fonti di zucchero

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Peer comment(s):

agree Emanuele Marini : chiedo venia per la doppia risposta!
5 mins
grazie Emanuele, capita anche a me :)
agree daria fedele
40 mins
grazie Daria :)
agree zerlina : pure golosa?:-))
58 mins
sono piena di pregi ! ;) grazie Zerli
agree Carla Sordina
1 hr
grazie Carla :)
agree dandamesh
1 hr
grazie danda :)
agree Francesco Badolato
4 hrs
grazie Francesco :-)
agree Alessia Mazzulli : esattamente!
20 hrs
grazie Alessia! :-))
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Grazie mille! :)"
7 mins

cibi zuccherini / a base di zuccheri / contenenti zuccheri

Spero di aver frainteso qualcosa, perché mi sembra abbastanza strano un testo odontoiatrico che, per evitare l'effetto degli zuccheri sulla carie, anziché consigliare la cosa più ovvia, cioè lavarsi i denti il più possibile, sconsiglia la frutta (basilare per l'alimentazione), e consiglia invece le gomme da masticare (esistono anche quelle "terapeutiche", ma il loro uso è molto controverso), che sono in genere "bandite" dai dentisti... :-)
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+2
7 mins

fonti di zucchero

Ci sono molte "fonti di zucchero" che il paziente potrebbe non realizzare essere dannosi, come frutta o bevande per gli sportivi...


There are many **
sources of sweets ** that the patient might not realize
that are damaging such as fruits or sports beverages
(sweet/ food breakdown product “acid” attacks or
acidic substances)
Peer comment(s):

agree Maria Giovanna Polito
13 mins
agree Carla Sordina
1 hr
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+1
2 mins

gli zuccheri sono presenti in molti cibi

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Note added at 11 mins (2009-11-25 15:58:57 GMT)
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gli zuccheri sono presenti in molti cibi che il paziente non ritiene dannosi
Peer comment(s):

agree MelissiM : sì, magari girando la frase, per farla suonare più naturale: molti sono i cibi che... cmq ok! Cris
3 hrs
grazie !
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+1
1 hr

fonti di zuccheri

Non è soltanto lo zucchero inteso come prodotto ottenuto dalla barbabietola (o di canna) a far male ai denti, ma sono gli zuccheri in generale, soprattutto saccarosio, glucosio e derivati. Per questo è più appropriato il plurale. Buon lavoro
Peer comment(s):

agree dandamesh : Anche io la penso così, più che altro per la distinzione in semplici, etc.., però ho concordato già col singolare ed ho pure tolto il suggerimento "zuccheri" che inizialmente avevo scritto, per semplicità
17 hrs
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