Specific effects and consequences

-Damage to teeth: Sugar and carbonated beverages work together to cause the enamel on the surface of the teeth to erode, and the teeth gradually become weaker and even develop cavities. This not only affects the aesthetics of the teeth, but may also trigger pain and affect daily life.

-Oral inflammation: Excessive sugar intake can lead to the growth of bacteria in the mouth, which can lead to oral inflammation. Oral inflammation not only makes the mouth feel uncomfortable, but may also affect appetite and even lead to other oral diseases.

-Gum Problems: The stimulation of sugar and carbonated beverages may also trigger problems such as gingivitis and bleeding gums. These problems not only affect oral health, but may also have an impact on general health.