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Would the acids in lemons cause increased tooth enamel loss? used to eat them
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Yes.: Acids in foods like citrus fruits an juices can affect the enamel.
Answered 11/5/2012
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Yes: Yes, lemons are highly acidic and wear away the tooth enamel quickly. I have seen people ruin their teeth by sucking on lemons all the time. Don't do it.
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