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They both destroy the enamel of your teeth.

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Q: What does soda and cavities both have in common?
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What are some side effects of soda?

CAVITIES


Why does soda cause cavities?

Because it has suger in it


Does soda cause cavities?

Yes. If you leave a tooth in soda for a long time it will deteriorate it.


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Does drinking soda with a straw help to not get cavities?

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Does caustic soda and washing soda have the same components?

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What does soda do to rotten your teeth?

There are acids and sugars (not harmful) that can eventually wear down enamel and cause plaque and cavities.


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