Mineral Water Harms Our Teeth

Sparkling water, according to dentists, would "etch" the teeth and remove material compared to pH-neutral tap water. Tiny parts of the enamel can then break off when eating or through other friction. Over a lifetime, this can be a significant amount of enamel.

It is the bubbles of carbonic acid that cause problems. Although carbonic acid is a very mild acid, it can still be bad for the teeth. It is therefore advised to limit the consumption of soda water.

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