We don’t love labeling foods and beverages “good” or “bad” — not even soda. This sort of black-and-white thinking doesn’t do ...

But soda may also be causing other types of harm. Studies have shown that its consumption is linked with tooth decay and diabetes, and it also seems to be bad for your bones, according to the article.

Soda consumption may be common link between obesity, tooth decay A new study links sugary drinks to two common health problems in American adults -- tooth decay and obesity -- suggesting the two ...

Soda pop has long been associated with tooth decay because it is loaded with sticky sugar, as high as 10 teaspoons per bottle, and is often drunk between meals.

Medically reviewed by Maggie Moon, MS, RD Diet soda is often thought of as a healthier alternative to regular soda because it ...

CHICAGO — Soda may be as damaging to the teeth as some illegal drugs, ... Study compares tooth decay related to soda consumption, illegal drug use . Alaric DeArment. 5/28/2013.

As a doctor of the oral cavity my job is to diagnose and treat dental disease as well as other pathologies of the mouth. Often times I am asked the ...

A single mother in early thirties says she drank 2 liters of diet soda daily. Diet soda contains citric acid which has been shown to eat away at our protective tooth enamel layer.

The Academy of General Dentistry recently released a study saying diet soda can decay teeth as much as meth and cocaine, but local dentists say this is pure exaggeration. Skip to content.