At first my instincts told me mildness is a knock against Flamin' Hot Dew, but then again, why? Did I really want a bottle of soda to screw up my stomach for the better part of a workday? Do I want to choose between chugging milk or sitting through tongue torture as reward for consuming something I bought for $3 plus tax? The whole idea of Flamin' Hot started to unravel in my head, and I remembered why I put down those crunchy devils in the first place.
The sugars and acids in soda drinks have a heyday with your teeth, accelerating tooth decay and gum disease. But over in Appalachia, the region that stretches roughly from. Mountain Dew mouth is a term used to describe the excessive tooth decay and oral health problems associated with drinking high-sugar sodas. Unlike cheetos, this Dew definitely won't make your mouth sting for 30 minutes. By now, we’ve all heard of the health risks posed by drinking too much soda. Public health advocates say soft drinks are driving the region's alarmingly high incidence of eroded brown teeth a phenomenon dubbed 'Mountain Dew mouth,' after the region's favorite drink. This soda has approximately 11 teaspoons of sugar per 12-fluid ounce (360 ml) serving more. Now over an hour later, I can still feel a bit of pepper in the back of my throat. Mountain Dew Mouth is a phenomenon associated strictly with the greenish soft drink Mountain Dew. It's spicy, but not lip-puckering, which is like half of the reason to eat something with the words "Flamin' Hot" on it. It kinda tastes like the time my friend sprinkled pepper into my water cup. People who frequently drink Mountain Dew and other types of soda can develop major dental problems, including extensive cavities that visibly darken and break the teeth. It's hot enough that I had to cough my way through gulps three and four, but I couldn't detect the distinct lime salt flavor that overwhelms the body of a Cheeto and makes the hairs on my arm stand up. A dentist explains what Mountain Dew mouth is, how it happens and how you. There's something missing in the composition of the Flamin' Hot flavor here. A dentist shares what we need to know about children’s dental health.
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