They dissolve them. they eat into them when sugar and saliva and bacteria are mixed.When they are mixed they form a team in your mouth to wash around and destroy your teeth.
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yes. vinegar is an acid and acid leads to the abrasion of teeth wearing of the enamel which in turn causes sensitivity of teeth.
Yes, the phosphoric acid found in soda and other processed foods can dissolve the main constituent of enamel, which protects the teeth. Other acids like hydrochloric acid and citric acid do similar damage.
Yes, the acid will damage your teeth.
no burping isn't bad for teeth it may be an acid/gas but it isn't a bad type which would damage 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 ><
No. Vinegar is an acid, and acids will damage the enamel of the tooth over time.
Sweets can hurt your teeth because the sugar in them can combine with bacteria in your mouth to create acid. This acid can wear down the enamel on your teeth, leading to cavities and tooth sensitivity. It's important to brush and floss regularly to prevent this damage.
High pH levels in stomach acid can erode tooth enamel when refluxed into the mouth, leading to enamel wear and tooth decay. The acidic environment weakens the enamel, making teeth more susceptible to damage and cavities. It is important to address any issues causing high stomach acid levels to protect dental health.
Stomach acid can cause damage to one's teeth. It can also irritate the esophagus, which in the case of acid reflux, can permanently change the cellular makeup (Barret's Disease) of the esophagus.
No poligrip will not damage teeth.