well, I'm going to use coke for an example, out a tooth i a cup of coke and keep it there for the night, see what happens.when i did it, the tooth had dissapeared. this proves that soda is bad for you teeth. if you don't believe me, find out yourself.
I would get a cup of coke and use half an egg shel nd leave it in the glass for at leat a day or longer if you desire.Another way is to boil an egg in coke but the first one is the best.xx
RC Cola
Soda teeth is one of the primary reasons for tooth decay. Everyday as more and more sodas are consumed, the sugar and caffeine in these soda drinks are can have a real damage one ones teeth.
well, soda rots the enamel of your teeth, causing cavities to be easier made. and it makes your teeth yellower.
all drinks that contain sugar such as soda pop damage teeth
Yes, the acid in soda will eat your teeth. If you want to see it for your self, take a human tooth and put it in a glass of soda over night. In the morning, when you take the tooth out of the soda, you will see all the damage that the soda has done to the tooht.
Some ingredients in soda are pretty horrible for your teeth. With time they can do some damage to your enamel, which can not be restored, making your teeth sensitive and also YELLOW.
Clear sodas stain teeth the least. All sodas are bad for teeth though. Sodas are highly acidic and damage tooth enamel.
All, it the acid in the soda the rot's your teeth
soda effects your teeth because the sugar just digs into your teeth.
Take CautionYou should only use this formula to whiten your teeth once every two weeks as baking soda is quite abrasive and can damage your tooth enamel if used too often. Baking soda can also dissolve orthodontic glue so please don't try this teeth whitening method if you have a permanent retainer or wear braces.
Yes, Soda is bad if you drink to much of it and it can ruin your teeth. Juice is better for your teeth than soda.
Yes, the phosphoric acid found in soda and other processed foods can dissolve the main constituent of enamel, which protects the teeth. Other acids like hydrochloric acid and citric acid do similar damage.