Its my understanding the soda is bad for teeth. Is that cola or all soda?

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Soda isn't that great for your teeth, but diet soda is so much worse the regular. This is because the caffeine is replaced with more sugar and that can make your teeth yellow and loose it's density, which means that they weaken your teeth.Diet helps reduce saliva which would normally wash it away. With regular soda your saliva will wash away most of the soda so it's not as bad.

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all soda

all soda, the acid and sugars in it is what destroys your teeth

Once on Mythbusters they did an experiment on the effects of cola and teeth. They slowly turned the teeth brown (b/c of the brown colored sodas). So, discoloration is something, plus the sugar can cause cavities. But, that's not going to stop me from drinking it!

all sodas they all have some form of suger in them.

all soda is bad for your teeth but the darker sodas can stain you teeth after a while.

all carbonated drinks (sodas) are bad for the teeth. regardless how many britney spears, madonnas sponsor for it. its the worst kind of torture ur putting ur teeth thru.
it contains carbonic acid, and high amounts of sugar which destroys teeth enamel.

believe me enamelcan m\never be brought back

also known to have dangers to kidneys but its never been substansiated

All of them are bad cola is the worse. I am recently having all my upper teeth removed. The dentist told me there is like 8 teaspoons of sugar in 1 can of soda. And almost 20 in one 20 oz drink. So,between that and the acid it really does some damage.

cola, tea, coffee determines an ireversible coloration of teeth.
all soda with sugar will bring cavities with them

All soda is bad for your teeth especially moutnain dew. If you drink soda it is best to drink it all at once instead of sipping and after you should rinse your mouth with water.

It is all soda. It is the sugar and acid content that does the damage. Even diet soda is acidic and sometimes even more so than the normal soda.

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