What do "result in" and "result from" have a difference?

Question

concerning "result"
I can find "result in" amd "result from" on the dictionary.
but I do not make sure.
What do they have a difference?
and how do you use them?

Answer 1

Result in relates to the consequence of whatever it is you are talking about. Eating too many sweets results in problems with your teeth.

And when you visit the dentist, once he has you sitting there with your mouth full of appliances so that you can't reply properly, he will say "All these filling result from your eating too many sweets!"

Answer 2

The car crashed "resulted in" death.
Death "resulted from" a car crash.