What does Gatorade do to your teeth?

Gatorade erodes teeth faster than Coke, a new study shows. ... That doesn't mean that Gatorade and other sports drinks are necessarily harder on your teeth than are Coke and other soft drinks. But it may be a surprise ... "People need to be aware that all sorts of beverages can be causing dental erosion.". read more

That doesn't mean that Gatorade and other sports drinks are necessarily harder on your teeth than are Coke and other soft drinks. But it may be a surprise that they aren't any better, either, says researcher Leslie A. Ehlen, a student at the University of Iowa School of Dentistry. read more

Gatorade has high sugar content, similar to all the flavoured-carbonated drinks. The effect of gatorade is also aided by the sugar content. Continuous sugar exposure cause a condition called EROSION. read more

When you eat or drink something acidic, the enamel in your teeth is temporarily softened. Frequent exposure to acid eats away at the protective layer on your teeth. Every time your teeth are exposed to anything acidic or sugary, the enamel loses some of its mineral content. read more