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What change occurs to food by your teeth as you chew ?
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What change occurs to food by your teeth as you chew ?

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Food gets broken down.

Step-by-step explanation:

The teeth cut and help crush the food in our mouths while mixing it with saliva. This helps make it easier to swallow and digest.

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