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Soft drinks can harm your teethby Capt. Alison Cadaret75th Dental Squadron
“The continuous exposure to the citric acid found in soda is very harmful to oral health.”— Staff Sgt. Garret Earley
The choices for soda are endless. Whether for the taste or a caffeine buzz, children and adults are downing carbonated beverages in record quantities.According to the National Soft Drink Association, soft drinks account for 27 percent of America’s beverage consumption. Drinking sodas, diet or regular, has a detrimental effect on teeth. The base dental clinic often sees the erosive effects of habitual soda drinking.
“The continuous exposure to the citric acid found in soda is very harmful to oral health.”— Staff Sgt. Garret Earley
The choices for soda are endless. Whether for the taste or a caffeine buzz, children and adults are downing carbonated beverages in record quantities.According to the National Soft Drink Association, soft drinks account for 27 percent of America’s beverage consumption. Drinking sodas, diet or regular, has a detrimental effect on teeth. The base dental clinic often sees the erosive effects of habitual soda drinking.
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