Why doesn't chewing gum stick to your teeth?

Answer 1

Chewing Gum doesn't dissolve in the mouth because the ingredients in the gum have a formula that the makers of gum took for from plants and so it won't dissolve. It also has chemicals.

Answer 2

Try chewing the same piece of gum for a few hours and see what happens. It turns into liquid

Answer 3

Chewing gum doesn't stick to your teeth because the gum becomes slick with saliva. The teeth and gums are also slippery preventing the gum from sticking inside the mouth.

Answer 4

because your saliva makes it not stick and it keeps it wet. When it is outside your mouth for a while it dries and is sticky.

Answer 5

Probably Saliva. It's not proven. O_O just saying what I think.

Answer 6

because the saliva in your mouth makes your mouth wet so it wont stick

Answer 7

Because gum is made from chicle (a latex). It's just like a rubber band wouldn't dissolve when you chew it, neither does latex.

Answer 8

Because it contains a form of rubber