Scientists reveal what sparkling water really does to your teeth | ScienceDaily
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Recent research indicates that unsweetened sparkling water may be less harmful to dental health compared to sugar-sweetened soda, as it causes a less significant decrease in salivary pH. The study highlights the need for moderation and good oral hygiene practices when consuming these beverages.
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