Posts Tagged ‘acidic content’
Mother Runs Acidity Tests On Fizzy Drinks
Liz Hurley, mother of Finn, aged 12, decided to turn detective and test the acidity of a range of popular drinks after her son was diagnosed with weak tooth enamel. Finn was told that he was suffering from acid erosion, despite the fact that he hardly ever drinks fizzy drinks and sugary cordials. Both Liz […]
Why healthy living could damage your teeth
In modern society, we are plagued with information, adverts and articles urging us to exercise on a regular basis and watch what we eat; however, some of the healthy activities and foods we choose may actually be harmful for oral health. Most people know that eating lots of sugary foods damaged the teeth; however, some […]
Energy drinks to blame for teen tooth erosion epidemic
The Australian Dental Association has revealed that recent research has confirmed an epidemic of tooth erosion amongst teenagers. The research, which involves teenagers from schools across Australia, found that 68 percent of students had signs and symptoms of tooth decay in at least one tooth. Dentists say that fizzy drinks and energy drinks are to […]
Sugar free treats could harm children’s dental health
Consumer activists in Sydney have warned parents that sugar free treats and snacks could be damaging to children’s dental health. Brad Schmitt, a journalist, said that parents are unaware of the acidic content of sugar free snacks, which are often marketed as being healthy alternatives to sweets and chocolate. Snacks such as Kellogg’s Nutri Grain […]
