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They looked in detail at the different types of drink consumed by more 2,500 taking part in the study. Sparkling water is the common name of carbonated water, but within that classification, there are smaller categories. The mouth and saliva normally have ( a pH of six to seven), but when this drops below five and a half, calcium and phosphate molecules move out of the teeth and into saliva.

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However, sparkling water does contain carbonic acid from the carbonation process, making it more acidic than regular water. These may include sodium, so if you are watching your salt intake you also need to be mindful of this.

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Sparkling water can be another healthy way to meet your daily hydration needs, and the best options of sparkling water are mineral-rich and free of sugar, artificial sweeteners, artificial colors and artificial flavors. All viewers of this content, especially those taking prescription or over-the-counter medications, should consult their physicians before beginning any nutrition, supplement or lifestyle program.

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If you are an at-home chemistry whiz, there are ways to pressurize carbon dioxide and dissolve it in water, but there are easier and less expensive methods for making this water. Initially, the pores are microscopic and can still be plugged by putting calcium or phosphate back in, or by replacing calcium with fluoride – this is how fluoride in toothpaste works to protect teeth.

Additionally, drink plenty of regular water throughout the day to keep a more neutral pH in your mouth.