What sugary beverage is best for your teeth?

Does a horse get teeth cavities from eating sugary foods or treats?

No. Hamsters are best kept away from sugary foods because it rots there teeth and they don't brush their teeth like humans! ...

dentists tell us not to eat sugary foods so that are teeth don't fall out and so that the sugary foods don't form plaque and decay are teeth. ...

dentists tell us not to eat sugary foods so that are teeth dont fall out and so that the sugary foods dont form plaque and decay are teeth. Sincerly TC123321 ...

I do believe it is coffee.

Only consuming lots of sugary acidic foods and not brushing teeth regularly will damage them ...

it can yes, but it is just like our teeth, if they have too much it will, but its OK to have sugary treats occasionally. ...

Any sugary drink, especially soda, can rot teeth over a prolonged period of use. ...

It will rot your teeth

They are likely to rot.

Sugary drinks such as coke, lemonade, juice

Moderate to high intake of any sugary beverage can contribute to obesity.

brush your teeth at least twice a day with a toothbrush and a toothpaste that contains fluoride and avoid sugary food and drinks ...

It sure can! The horse will get cavities in its teeth if you feed it too many sugary treats. ...

because if you dont brush your you'll have a cavity

Yes, this is possible.

Too many sugary foods is bad but once in a while is ok. Most food is ok for your teeth. ...

If you feed a horse alot of sugary treats, yes. One or two is OK once in a while though. ...

Not on Howrse, but this is TRUE in real-life (they are the same as any human teeth!) ...

Yes. It could result in more layers of plaque.

Kids think sugary drinks taste best, but sugar in drinks increases obesity. ...

If a food or beverage can leave permanent stains on clothes or carpets, it can probably taint your teeth. This transcendes ingredients. ...

To erode? You may be thinking of eroding. This is when plaque from the food and drinks you consume eats away at the enamel. This can be caused by: -not brushing your teeth -sugary drinks -candy -most acidic products (ie., soda) -etc. avoid sodas and other sugary drinks especially ...

Yes, but you can give them sweets about three times a week. It's acually good to give them a lot of sweets without rotting their teeth because if you give then something sugary before you ride, they will be more softer on the bit. ...

Mostly toddler's teeth rot because too much sugary foods and not brushing their teeth. *Parents* need to brush young children's teeth to get every surface with the toothbrush, especially the back teeth on both sides, top and bottom. ...