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ADA NSW warns acidity not just sugar is key oral health risk in popular “healthy drinks” such as kombucha and sparkling beverages

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The Australian Dental Association NSW (ADA NSW) is encouraging Australians to look beyond health claims on sparkling waters and “healthy” carbonated drinks, warning that some popular beverages may still pose a risk to tooth enamel due to their acidity.

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Clinical Training Centre (CTC):
Fixed simulation stations - Seats up to 24 delegates plus 1 presenter workstation.

Dental Training Bay 1 (DT1):
Fixed with HD Cameras for live demonstration or recording purposes.

DT2, DT3 & DT4:
Fully operational dental chairs.

Lecture Room:
Various room configurations available.

Digital Studio:
Hired with operator for audio or video recording and/or live broadcast.

Board Room:
Executive style room with Zoom & 360° camera.

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