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Can carbonated water no sugar cause tooth decay?
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Promotes enamel loss: The carbon dioxide can - over time - cause damage to the enamel. So, yes. It's not too bad in moderation - but excess can be harmful. Moderation is ALWAYS good.
Answered 5/31/2015
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Bacteria: Bacteria causes tooth decay. Carbonated water is slightly acidic, enhancing the decay process.
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