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by LiShuRe on January 6th, 2005

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Does soda really damage your teeth? If so, which kinds (cola, root beer etc.) cause the most damage?

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  • by Ithilwen on January 25th, 2005

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    Absolutely it damages them, even if you're not soaking your teeth in it (that would be awkward).

    My cousin had to have her teeth veneered because of enamel loss due to Pepsi, but that's understandable when you take into consideration that she drank nothing but Pepsi for a very long time.

    I would say in sensible amounts, it's fairly safe, as long as you're a regular brusher (and we all should be). The lesson I learned from my cousin is don't drink 3L of Pepsi daily.

    On the plus side, her teeth look great now.

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