In Coca-Cola there is both sugar and phosphoric acid. Both damage your teeth. Diet Coke, Coke Zero, and Caffeine Free Coke all still have phosphoric acid, which erodes your teeth.
The sugars in the non-diet soda will cause bacteria to grow on the teeth, which can release acids that damage the enamel, and cause cavities to form.
Brushing/Rinsing is the best thing to do after an occasional soda. Without rinsing/brushing even milk, Orange Juice, or apple juice can cause some of the same problems. In caffeinated colas, the caffeine will dry your mouth and decrease your saliva. The saliva has an important role in neutralizing acidity in the mouth. So eliminating the caffeine is important as well, to avoid tooth damage.
Yes, it is. Diet coke is even WORSE! The coloring effects your teeth and it has acibs and chemicals that are not good for you.
Sugary drinks such as coke, lemonade, juice
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Regular Coke but diet is still bad for your teeth
Coke Coke is bad for your teeth, if you drink to much your teeth will fall out
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yes: coke is better. my daughter did a science fair project that found orange pop not only stained your teeth more, but also had higher amounts of ingredients then coke did.
there is a lot of sugar in regular coke that rots your teeth.
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Different ways. Coke erodes your teeth over time. Coffee stains your teeth.
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