According to the table and the information provided by the Minnesota Dental Association, what percentage of drinkable liquids listed are safe for the enamel on your teeth?

According to the table and the information provided by the Minnesota Dental Association, what percentage of drinkable liquids listed are safe for the enamel on your teeth?

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