Bacteria in your mouth convert sugar to acid. This acid erodes the enamel, eventually leading to a cavity that will need to be treated by a dentist. If left long enough, dental decay (cavity) can reach the nerve of the tooth and this will require either root canal therapy or removal of the tooth.
the smoke and bacteria and acid rot your teeth
All, it the acid in the soda the rot's your teeth
Teeth rot in soda because of the acidity level of soda. Colas are only one level different from that of battery acid.
The plaque that forms on your teeth is full of bacteria that feed on sugar. As the bacteria eat the sugar, a byproduct is created--acid. The acid wears down your teeth and causes cavities and hefty dental bills. So in short, yes. Sweets rot your teeth.
Yes, any type of Lemonade/Pop is bad for you, it contain sugars that can rot your teeth carbonic acid in soda which eats away at your teeth, Sugar, chemicals and phosphoric acid is not a good idea. The carbonation itself is not good as it makes you feel very bloated.
Only if you don't brush your teeth, as plaque bacteria will consume the large amount of sugar to create acid and rot your teeth.
i guess if its 'fizzy', then it has co2 pumped into the water makin carbonic acid :P Even tho its a weak acid, cooould be possible to cause damage to teeth ><
Teeth are mostly modified limestone (calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, calcium fluoride, etc.) reinforced with various proteins. Just like acids erode ordinary limestone (calcium carbonate) they erode teeth, bacteria then can make the exposed proteins rot (producing even more acid).
Yes, pickles are bad for your teeth. The reason why is because of the acid. If you have too much acid you can rot your teeth. When you eat dill pical chips your tongue can get holes from too much acid.
Yes. It contains an acid that can rot your teeth. Not to mention the drink is half sugar.
Yes, cordial cherries will rot your teeth if you don't brush them.
You shouldn't be gaging yourself. Any tiem stomach acid touches the tooth, it will "rot"