Many different types of foods cause tooth decay in children, not just candy. Foods with high carbohydrate levels, as well as some fruits, juices and soda, peanut butter, biscuits and chips, are the culprits. Factors that cause tooth decay include how often the food is eaten and how long they remain in the mouth as particles.
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Dentists believe that children who consume too much soda and not enough nutrition drinks are prone to tooth decay in addition to later years of serious illnesses such as diabetes and osteoporosis. Regular consumption of carbonated soft drinks can cause enamel erosion. Enamel breakdown leads to tooth decay. Erosion can eventually cause pain and sensitivity if it spreads beneath the enamel. This may lead to neurological infection, which may lead to the need for root canal.
