A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Center, Indiana University and the University of California shows that 30 percent of students ranging from ages 10 to 14 years have tooth erosion. This increase in tooth erosion is blamed on acids in sweet drinks.

Tooth erosion can be caused by medical factors, but it is more commonly caused by the high amount of acids in certain foods and drinks that are consumed.

Related Dental Topics:

• What is Tooth Erosion?
• How to Prevent Tooth Erosion
• Signs and Symptoms of Tooth Erosion
• Proper Nutrition and Oral Health