Sparkling water may damage teeth due to acidity, experts warn
Experts say bubbly water is more acidic than tap water and can harm teeth if consumed without care.
Sparkling water contains higher levels of acidity than regular tap water, which can potentially damage teeth over time. Experts have identified a common mistake people make after drinking carbonated water that increases this risk. The findings suggest consumers should be mindful of their sparkling water consumption habits to protect their dental health.
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Is your sparkling water secretly damaging your teeth?
Experts explain why bubbly water is far more acidic than tap water — and the simple mistake you should avoid right after drinking it.