Sugar feeds bacteria.
Mouth bacteria turn sugars into acids that can cause cavities. Sugary soda and energy drinks give them a supply to work with.

Soda & energy drinks. Meet mouth bacteria.
Sugar feeds mouth bacteria. Acid can wear enamel, even in sugar-free drinks. Protect your mouth daily.
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Mouth bacteria turn sugars into acids that can cause cavities. Sugary soda and energy drinks give them a supply to work with.
Many sodas and energy drinks are acidic, including sugar-free options. Repeated acid exposure can wear tooth enamel directly.
Cut back on sugary drinks and avoid sipping them for hours. Choose water between drinks, rinse with water after acidic drinks and keep up your daily care.
Cavities involve acids made by bacteria from sugars. Erosion is wear caused by acids such as those in drinks. A saliva test does not measure enamel wear, and products cannot grow back enamel that has been lost. Ask your dentist about sensitivity or visible changes.
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Repeated sips keep exposing your teeth to sugar. Mouth bacteria use that sugar to make acids that can cause cavities. Reducing how often you have sugary drinks gives your routine a better starting point.
Removing sugar reduces that source of fuel for bacteria. The drink may still be acidic, so sugar-free does not mean free from enamel-erosion risk.
Rinse with plain water and choose water between drinks. Keep brushing with fluoride toothpaste and cleaning between your teeth as part of your regular routine.
Online dentist support can help you discuss your habits and concerns. Checking for cavities or enamel wear may require an in-person examination. Keep the visits your dentist recommends.
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Start by sending a photo or describing what’s going on. With a membership you can message a licensed dentist about it. OneOral is designed for most adults and complements — never replaces — your regular in-person checkups.
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On any plan you can message a licensed dentist and share photos. On OneOral+ and Power Pack, your first box ships once your first payment is made. The Treatment Box (and Power Pack’s mints or spray) then ships every 3 months; Power Pack’s whitening and energy gum ship every 6 months. Shipping is free, to US addresses only.
When clinically appropriate and permitted for your situation, a licensed dentist can send a prescription to your local pharmacy for pickup. Prescriptions are not guaranteed. Pharmacy charges may apply; some concerns require in-person dental treatment.