Why Soda Is Bad For The Look Of Your Teenager's Teeth

ve heard statistics about the amount of sugar in soda and how it eats the enamel of the teeth. The problem is on top of all of these negative effects it increases the likelihood of cavities and major dental problems if teens consume too much soda. Dr. Fuller, Pediatric dentist suggests have kids swap out the soda for a fruit infused water to keep your teenagers smile looking pearly white and healthy.
For years you have been informed soda is bad for you and for your children. You

Soda can attack the enamel on the outer part of the tooth. When your son smiles for his graduation photos you want to see a healthy white smile, not one tainted with brown soda stains. Remember soda can begin to eat away at the enamel of teeth after only twenty minutes.

Soda is unfortunately linked to a higher rates of cavities. This can become a costly fix for your pocket book. If cavities are not taken care of they can begin to impact the root of the tooth, causing more expensive dental procedures. Ultimately, decay may eventually lead to tooth loss or a need for implants or veneers to improve the look of their smile.

Dr. CameronFuller suggests, “Help keep their smile shining bright by not purchasing soda, but instead provide healthy and tasteful  options."

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  1. I don't think the taste of soda is worth the negative benefits. It's bad for your health and especially your teeth. I care about having a white smile, so going off soda isn't too big of a sacrifice. http://www.alexanderdrivedental.com.au

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  2. So this is why soda is bad for the look of a teenager's teeth. Now I know how it is that people can get better at taking care of their teeth. This is something that dentists need to be telling their clients about. That way they can take better care of their teeth better.
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