Acid Erosion
The damage to teeth from acid erosion is now thought to be a significant contributor to dental disease. Erosion arises from acid derived from foods and drinks, or regurgitations from the stomach, which repeatedly wash over the teeth and result in shallower but more widespread lesions.
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