Association between water intake and oral health among Korean adolescents according to their sugar-sweetened beverages consumption.

Researchers examined whether water intake relates to oral disease symptoms in Korean adolescents, stratified by sugar-sweetened beverage consumption. Low water intake was associated with increased odds of oral symptoms among those consuming sugary drinks 1–4 times weekly, but not in non-consumers or frequent consumers.

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