Coca-Cola is used to dissolve nails, rust, bacteria, and is so acidic it is even used as a toilet bowl cleaner! Now imagine what it could do to your stomach...
Any high sugar drink will cause cavities. Soft drinks just happen to be very popular and are drunk all day long, even for breakfast! I see many patients throughout the day with rampant caries caused by soft drinks and try to get them off of them. Cutting down is wise except for those who say they only drink on per day... and nurse it all day long. You have to have 4 things in combination in your mouth to develop dental caries: a tooth; sugar (sucrose); bacteria (S. mutans), and time. Take away anyone of these and you will not get a cavity. Getting back to the conscientious person who just decided to cut down to just one soft drink per day... Just think about it, if every couple of minutes you take a tiny sip of sugar the bacteria eat the sugar and produce an acidic waste which over time melts away your enamel and causes a cavity. The best way to drink a soft drink is to drink it down at your meal and then stimulate your salivary flow to coat your mouth with protective components between meals. Unfortunately, many sugar free soft drinks are very acidic and if they are below 5.5 pH then they will melt down enamel without the bacteria's help. Just drink water!
it will make your teeth rot from all the sugar and ArtificaL Ingridents
Regular Coke but diet is still bad for your teeth
there is a lot of sugar in regular coke that rots your teeth.
Different ways. Coke erodes your teeth over time. Coffee stains your teeth.
The cause is the temporary absorption of caramel dissolved in coke on teeth surface.
i believe that doctor pepper affects your teeth more than regulor coke.
it will rot your teeth really badly
Coke
coke will be dirty
Some science fair projects that can be done using Coke are to see if the soda will dissolve a nail, can it clean a penny, or what effect the soda has on the teeth. Another project is to make a Mentos geyser using the Coke.
It's the acid in the coke that will hurt your teeth. Don't even get me started on the sodium content...
They have similar carbonation and sugar content. They are about the same on your teeth.
it depends on the one with the most sugar because all soda is acidic witch is horrible for your teeth