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If you put a tooth in a glass of soda, would it rapidly deteriorate?
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No: There is no evidence to suggest that would occur.
Answered 3/27/2013
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No: Your teeth are very, very hard and it would take more than a glass of soda to cause them to rapidly dissolve.
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