Research has also explored the impact of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) on dental erosion, comparing the effectiveness of fluoride and non-fluoride toothpastes in preventing enamel damage ...

Dental erosion and tooth wear are significant ... such as acid exposure from eating disorders and gastroesophageal reflux, as well as mechanical factors like bruxism (teeth grinding) and ...

"Erosion, in dental terms, is the loss of tooth enamel or dentin due to acid attacks from acidic foods, beverages, or acid reflux," explains Dr P Parthasarathi Reddy, Founder and Managing Director ...

But recent evidence suggests that another problem is now on the rise: tooth erosion. Tooth erosion, or erosive tooth wear, is when our teeth become damaged by the acid that is found in certain ...

Dental erosion happens when acids wear away the hard parts of your teeth. Internal factors like acid reflux or vomiting and diet can cause it. Soft drinks, especially carbonated sodas, can ...