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1. Share of Cost – Fruit Juice May be Bad for Your Teeth There are good benefits to fruit juice, however just like soda they can still be harmful to your child teeth. According to the head of a leading Dentistry University in Australia, juices, contain citric acid which can dissolve the hard structures of your teeth, especially the exposed roots and the enamel, which leaves the inner […]...
2. Fruit Juice May be Bad for Your Children’s Teeth as Soft Drink. Fruit Juice May be Bad for Your Children's Teeth as Soft Drink....
3. Share of Cost – Soda Dental Care and Soda When it comes to added sugar candy is not the only culprit. Many sodas have up to 11 teaspoons of sugar per serving. In addition sodas also contain phosphoric and citric acids, which eat away at tooth enamel. You are not all that much saver with diet soda either. Diet soda […]...
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7. Share of Cost – Cranberry Juice Is The Latest Dental Health Tip Cranberry juice has been hailed as a healthy beverage choice, but it also appears to stop the bacteria that causes cavities and gum disease, according to preliminary research from the University of Rochester. In one study, two doses of a beverage with 25 percent cranberry juice stopped bacteria from clinging by as much as 85 […]...
8. Eating Healthy – Share of Cost Eating Healthy has Benefits for Your Teeth. An apple a day may keep the dentist away. Well, not really but it is part of good part of eating healthy, which is a good for preventive dental care. Parents can help themselves as well as their children prevent tooth decay and cavities by monitoring their eating […]...
9. Share of Cost – How Carbonation Can Cause Tooth Decay According to the ADA (American Dental Association) sugar in soft drinks, fruit juices, and sports drinks can lead to tooth decay. Acid is produced each time sugar comes in contact with the bacteria in your mouth. This acid eats away at your teeth for about 20 minutes after yo u take a sip and this […]...
10. Share of Cost, Eating Healthy has Benefits for Your Teeth. Share of Cost, Eating Healthy has Benefits for Your Teeth....
11. Share of Cost – Sour Can Be Just As Bad for Your Teeth As Sweet.  Although sugar is bad for your teeth it is not the only villain that undermines healthy teeth. Acidic, low-pH foods such as sour candy, soft drinks, and fruit juices will also soften teeth.  Too much of these types of food can result in enamel erosion and diminished tooth size.   Dentist warn to stay away […]...
12. Share of Cost, Soft Drinks for Your Teeth Health The Good, Bad, and Ugly. Share of Cost, Soft Drinks for Your Teeth Health The Good, Bad, and Ugly....
13. Preventive Dental Care – Share of Cost Part of having good preventive dental care habits is cutting down on carbonated beverages, fruit juice and acidic foods can harm teeth. Acid in our food can cause enamel to wear away. When that happens your teeth are at a higher risk for tooth decay...
14. Share of Cost – Teeth Whiting, The Good and Bad of Baking Soda When you do not have your teeth as white as you may like but can not afford whitening treatment many people turn to baking soda as a home home remedy.  However there are good and bad’s to baking soda being use to white your teeth which should be consider before using.  Goods:   Cost: One […]...
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