According to Australian scientists, just one sip of soda can damage tooth enamel. Particularly at risk children who have not yet formed enamel. Studies have shown that highly concentrated sugar drinks cause permanent damage to the enamel in just 30 seconds.
Dentists say that they often face their patients with the problem of tooth erosion, however, most often this happens too late. It is noticed that erosion is observed most often in children who neglect normal dental hygiene and consume too much carbonated drinks.
Carbonated drinks are characterized by high acidity, which allows it to easily interact with dental tissues, destroying them. Doctors recommend parents to limit the amount of carbonated drinks in the diet of children. It is better to replace soda with low-sugar juices or just with fresh fruit.
