No specific time: The acids from the stomach are very very acidic and dissolve the tooth structure. So it depends on the number of exposures per day, per month..... The damage can start immediately or accumulate over time. Only a dental health care provider can determine how much damage has been caused. Hope that helps.
Answered 1/24/2018
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3-4 episodes: The acid that comes up from your stomach typically will erode the backs of the upper bicuspids, canines and molars. A couple of episodes will start the damage. Rinse your mouth out with water or baking soda and water several times and wait before you brush your teeth. See your doctor for help to break this habit.
Answered 3/28/2014
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