Do you eat grapes in the month?

If a female patient has a tooth defect, such as cracked teeth, periodontitis, caries, or wedge-shaped defects, then it is very likely that eating grapes will cause tooth acid, so no matter whether it is in confinement or other normal times, there will be tooth acid, so it has nothing to do with confinement. If there is no tooth tissue defect in the month, then eating grapes will not lead to tooth acid. In other words, there is no obvious relationship between tooth acid and eating grapes, and there is no obvious relationship between eating grapes and not eating grapes. It depends entirely on whether there is obvious tissue defect in the teeth.