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Bad for teeth, good for dentists.
BAD FOR TEETH, GOOD FOR DENTISTS.
Where do British children go after school? Directly to the sweet shop! There they buy toffee, chewing gum and a fantastic variety of chocolate bars with funny names. British adults eat a lot of sweets too… especially at Easter, when they buy the family big chocolate eggs filled with their favourite sweets.
But how much do Britons spend on sweets per year? Every man, woman and child in the UK spends more than £1.16 per week on 250 g of sweets. This is the total price of 37,600 Rolls-Royce's - or 50 Jumbo jets! It's a record in the European Community.
Another British record is the high number of children and adults with dental problems. So it's not surprising that they have school dentists in England…
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