Enamel Erosion: Overview
The Physical Signs of Enamel Erosion1
Enamel erosion is a growing concern in clinical practice today, with 46% of young adults already showing signs of enamel erosion.2
Enamel erosion is a form of tooth wear caused by acid weakening the surface of tooth enamel.2
Acidic foods and drinks like fruit, soda, orange juice and wine feature prominently in diets today. These demineralize and weaken the tooth enamel, making it more susceptible to physical damage, even by brushing.3
Enamel Erosion is a Common Problem4
Modern Dietary Habits are Linked to Enamel Erosion
Acidic Consumption is on the Rise3
The number of times per day people are consuming acidic food is increasing, and 20%–40% of Americans are drinking soda or fruit juice at least once per day.1,5
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Impact on Patients Quality of Life
Find out about the impact enamel erosion has on patients’ daily lives.
