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In a word, the answer is yes. Soft drinks really do dissolve tooth enamel. Add this to the litany we have all heard about the poor attributes of soft drinks: all that sugar, the lack of nutrients, the empty calories, their contribution to child obesity and the way they tend to replace more nutritious drinks in our diets.
