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Oral bacterial metabolism is not only important for one species growth and development but important for the entire biofilm as well. For example, Streptococci spp. which is the most prevalent bacteria in the mouth ferments carbohydrates which produce lactic acid.
2) Bacteria in the vagina - These bacteria tended to be breaking down more simple sugars, and also had carbohydrate forming enzymes in order to build up biofilms 3) Bacteria in the mouth - these bacteria have a wide range of carbohydrate digesting enzymes in order to break down the bits of food which get trapped in your teeth. The researchers also identified three enzymes used for metabolising dextran, which may be unique for mouth-bacteria and seemed to be a marker for plaque formation.