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What are the long-term consequences of acid erosion?

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What are the long-term consequences of acid erosion?

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In the long term, the effects of acid erosion may require dental treatment in order to protect the tooth and the underlying dentin. A dentist may decide to place a bonded filling, a veneer or a crown to restore the tooth to its former color and shape. In extreme cases, the damage caused by acid erosion may result in extraction of the tooth.

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