Teeth are involved in the mechanical digestion process. If they are not healthy they will not work properly to chew food.
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Most probably it is not affected to teeth.But it may affect your health.
Well in general soda is not good for your teeth, but if it is in a recipe that bakes the soda in to it, it should not affect your teeth, but if the recipe is not baked it will most likely have some affect on the teeth. but as long as you brush your teeth after words, shouldn't be to big of a problem.
mechanical digestion is with your teeth , chemical digestion is in your stomach and small intestine.
The early detection of gum disease can affect your long-term health. Because if left untreated will cause your teeth to fall out and if you don't have your teeth your long-term health will be affected in a negative way.
All teeth are used in physical digestion and break-down of food before swallowing.
There is an actual method which involves using hydrogen peroxide and baking soda to make a paste and brushing this onto your teeth.
That would be mechanical digestion.
To chew the food.
People who are overweight tend to eat more sugar. Therefore, this affects their dental health, and causes their teeth to rot.
So they can chew (to prevent choking) and enzymes (saliva-for digestion) for digestion.
Teeth help by mechanical digestion, which is breaking the food in smaller pieces in order for the saliva to cover it and make it easier to digest.