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I drink around 3 cans of cola a day! what would this do to my teeth?
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Many problems: You are drinking too much cola. The sugar in the cola will cause decay. The acid in the cola will erode your teeth. Change to drinking water instead. Talk to a dentist to restore the damage that you have already done. They will also help prevent future damage. Don't wait. This can be a serious problem.
Answered 6/16/2013
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