Healthy fruit juices and smoothies may not be so beneficial for your teeth.
Monday, Aug. 7th 2023 10:55 AM
According to the leading dentist, parents are unwittingly causing their kids’ teeth to rot by regularly providing them with fruit juices and smoothies. The National surveys show that half of the five-year-olds exhibit ‘tooth wear’ caused by acidic drinks dissolving and softening enamel. Try getting your child to drink more water which would not cause this problem.
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