Yes, bottles can be bad for teeth because prolonged exposure to sugary or acidic drinks can lead to tooth decay. To minimize their negative impact, it is recommended to avoid using bottles for prolonged periods, especially with sugary or acidic drinks. Instead, drink water or use a straw to reduce contact with teeth. Additionally, practicing good oral hygiene, such as brushing and flossing regularly, can help protect teeth from damage.
Using a straw when drinking soda or water can help reduce the negative impact on teeth by minimizing direct contact with the teeth, which can help prevent erosion and decay.
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There are a great many different things that have an impact on your teeth. The foods and beverages have a huge impact on your teeth's health.
By drinking it occasionally it doesn't have much effect but if you drink a couple bottles daily, your teeth can turn yellow/brown and rot.
Well are your dogs chewing because they're growing their teeth.
The negative effects of clenching teeth include worn down biting surfaces, pain in the jaw joints and cracked and loosening teeth. This condition is known as Bruxism and steps should be taken to correct the problem.
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all of the vitamins in the hay and it keeps your pets teeth from overgrowing and that's why its a impact
It takes the enamel of your teeth. You can break teeth if you bite it. There are a ton of others.
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No milk does not hurt your teeth. However the temperature of the milk, if it is ice cold, may cause sensitivity to the front teeth.
Faeces is alkaline based in most cases and therefore will not have a negative effect on your teeth, in some cases it has been know to stengthen the enamel.