World Class Solution for Healthy Teeth

if the world could merely convince coca cola to take some sugar out of their drinks, then maybe our teeth would benefit...I remember in science class we put a human tooth in a glass of coca cola and left it over night. It had reduced in size by 2/3s or so by the next day. Now, I dunno how they get a stock of human teeth... some deal or other with the tooth fairy no doubt.But coca cola is really very very bad for teeth... even if you don't hold it in your mouth for 24hours. One of my resolutions this year was to not drink any cola, and to cut down on fizzy drinks in general. I only miss these on 2 occasions:1) when I'm drinking whiskey with friends. Jack daniels lasts longer if you mix it. If everyone around you is drinking pints of beer, you should mix your spirit. or drink water.2) when I go tot he cinema. It is cheaper to buy coke than it is to buy water. I find this so odd. coke is water, with other things in it which cost money: sugar, flavours, caffeine, colours. it comes in a bottle, like water. yet, even though it contains more than water, it costs less. how?I am interested in flouride: I use a flouride toothepaste because my mum used to be a dentist. When she was a girl, my grandma never bought flouride toothpaste, because it tasted sweet, so she thought it had sugar in. so my mum's teeth have lots of fillings, and I have none.However, there is a rich class in Britain who will always drink mineral water. You cannot sell filtered water here, people won't buy it, there is no reason to. (Coca Cola tried a few years ago, and got shut down). But people will buy water if the label says 'filtered through volcanic rocks over millions of years.... blah blah'.they do not add flouride to this water. And some people drink it religiously. I wonder if they are doing themselves more harm than good... not just financially. (a litre of mountain water here is between $1 and $2 dollars US). hmmm.