This was a cross-sectional, observational study performed at a single site. The protocol was submitted to the Pediatric IRB at Children's Mercy Kansas City and received approval (IRB # 12110509). Each ...

Which type of sugary drink causes the greatest amount of dental erosion to baby teeth? Researchers soaked 52 extracted molars in flavored milk, orange juice, and Pepsi for four weeks to find out. They ...

Dental erosion, the progressive loss of tooth hard tissue through chemical processes without bacterial involvement, is an increasing concern globally. At its core, dental erosion results from acid ...

Missing teeth can throw your bite out of alignment, altering your facial shape. They can also make you self-conscious about your smile. If you choose to replace missing teeth, your dentist may ...

In a recent study published in the journal Nutrients, researchers conducted a systematic review to understand the potentially detrimental effects of excessive consumption of carbonated drinks on ...

New research finds acids in sugar-free beverages could erode tooth enamel, as a recipe mixing flavored sparkling water with balsamic vinegar to create a so-called "healthier" alternative to soda takes ...

When ordinary water is too flat to enjoy, some of us turn to the sparkling variety. OK, let’s be honest: Some of us guzzle it all day. The carbonated beverage can be more pleasing to drink than flat ...

People who reach for diet sodas usually think they're making the smarter choice. After all, zero sugar should equal zero problems for your teeth, right? Wrong. Let's be real, here's the thing most ...

Picture this: you sip a tangy lemonade by the pool, enjoy a mango-berry smoothie in the afternoon, and end the day with a steaming cup of masala chai, these feel like harmless daily rituals, but each ...