Mountain Dew versus Coca-Cola experiment shows which drink dissolves teeth quickest
Ever wondered exactly what effect those sweet, sugary drinks might be having on your teeth?
We know fizzy drinks like Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola aren't great for the old gnashers, but the video above — a guest episode of Tom Scott's "Things you might not know" series from fellow science YouTuber Chase at ScienceC — shows the exact effect the drinks can have, in plenty of gory detail.
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In the experiment, Chase places two of his sister's molars into bottles of Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola, leaves them side by side for three weeks, then removes the teeth to measure the results.
As you'd expect, it's pretty grim.
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