What is the characteristic of saliva's acid buffering capacity in a person without dental caries?

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Reduced ability to neutralize acidsModerate acid neutralizing capabilityElevated capacity to buffer acidsNot influenced by acid buffering capacity

Explanation

In individuals free from dental caries, saliva typically exhibits a high ability to neutralize acids, which helps protect teeth from decay. Therefore, the saliva's acid buffering capacity is elevated.