Table 2 Comparison of the knowledge scores of non-medical, dental, and medical students

Erosive tooth wear is a form of cavities and tooth decay

Erosive tooth wear is caused by bacteria

Erosive tooth wear is an irreversible disease

One leading cause of tooth wear is acid in our food and drinks

Saliva is one of the most important defence mechanisms against erosion

Erosive tooth wear can occur if you often work in acidic environments

Erosive tooth wear can occur if you often have to vomit

Brushing your teeth immediately after consuming acidic food or drinks may make erosive tooth wear worse

Drinking before going to bed is a risk factor for developing erosive tooth wear

Drinking immediately after strenuous exercise increases a person’s risk for erosive tooth wear

Erosive tooth wear may lead to pain and sensitivity

Erosive tooth wear can lead to the progressive loss of the surface of the tooth

Drinking a whole bottle of soda in several sittings rather than in just one sitting decreases a person’s risk for erosive tooth wear

Using a fluoride toothpaste will prevent erosive tooth wear

Using a straw when you drink soda may help avoid erosive tooth wear