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Le Blanc Dental Clinic · 르블랑치과의원 · March 5, 2025
Hello! Is your dental health doing well too? There are so many delicious things in the world, and so many things I want to eat, but how on earth are you supposed to control all of...
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Clinic: Le Blanc Dental Clinic
Original post date: March 5, 2025
Translated at: April 20, 2026 at 5:14 PM
Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.
Hello! Is your dental health doing well too?
There are so many delicious things in the world, and so many things I want to eat, but how on earth are you supposed to control all of this..?
Especially high-fructose syrup and carbonated drinks are also said to have a big impact on tooth erosion.. (shudder) Of course, we all know very well that too much of anything is not good for the body or for your teeth!
For those of you who were curious about exactly how much of an effect this can have, Dr. Churchi-Kapoo has prepared an experiment video! If you're curious, check it out in the video!
Then does that mean drinks like these are absolutely off-limits? They also talk in the video about tips for taking care of your teeth while drinking beverages, so let's take a look 😎
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