Softdrinnks contains acids, Such as Coco cola,Pepsi, So it can damage your tooth Enamel, Around the Baceterial colony, So Bacteria will increases to more percentage and eventually it leads to Cavities and tooth decay. Bacteria Will increase in 20 seconds. but it effects can last for up to 30 minutes.
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The acid in soft drinks such as Coca Cola can damage your tooth enamel around the bacterial colony, allowing the bacteria to move into the eroded areas, eventually leading to cavities and possible tooth decay. It only takes about 20 seconds for bacteria to produce acid but the effects can last for up to 30 minutes.
Soda or any other Aerated drinks are acidic and sugary. This sugar combines in your mouth with the bacteria and forms acid which attacks your teeth and starts to erode the enamel. It may lead to many other dental problems like cavity, gum diseases etc. which may also eventually lead to loss of tooth. Hence you should avoid drinking sodas and aerated drinks as much as possible.
Bacteria that live inside your mouth eat sugar, producing acid as a result. The acid in soft drinks such as Coca Cola can damage your tooth enamel around the bacterial colony, allowing the bacteria to move into the eroded areas, eventually leading to cavities and possible tooth decay.
Coca-Cola does not have any effect on amalgam. However, it does contain ingredients that can erode the enamel on your teeth if you do not brush them regularly.
Well cola ruins ur teeth and it also brakes down fibers in ur teeth.........
Coca-Cola eats at your bone mass and softens your teeth!
Coca-cola has a enormous amount of caffiene in it this can have an effect on people and animals.
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coca cola contains caffeine and sugar to much soda is bad may cause diabetes and will stain your teeth you may also become addicted to the soda
coca-cola has a high acidic content, and prolonged exposure can erode the enamel on the teeth