But soda is still soda, regardless of the manufacturers' health additions. There could be added sugars and even acidic ingredients that may damage teeth. Just how bad are probiotic sodas for your ...

A report from the British Dental Health Foundation showed nearly half of four to six-year-olds had eroded milk teeth. Another study showed one in ten of five-year-olds needed rotten teeth removed.

Phosphorus is used to add color and flavor to soda. While it's an important mineral that helps build strong bones and teeth, consuming too much has been associated with impaired kidney function.