How can I prevent sparkling wine from eroding my teeth?

Original title: How to prevent sparkling wine from eroding teeth?
sparkling wine can cause tooth damage, mainly caused by sugar, acids and carbonic acid in wine, and top dentists warn against "prosecco teeth."Professor Damien Walmsley, of the British Dental Association, told reporters:
In other wines, Prosecco has a low pH (about 3.25) and at this acidity it can damage tooth essence and tooth enamel. In addition, Prosecco sparkling wine contains sugar, which helps the reproduction of harmful bacteria in the mouth, which are more likely to damage teeth when converted into acid. When
drink sugary drinks, acids erode teeth and soften and dissolve tooth enamel. You can choose from low-dose sparkling wines, such as brutnature sparkling wines, to minimize sugar intake. High-acid wines can cause damage to teeth, such as Chablib white wines, and bubbles in sparkling wines can also increase acidity damage.
such as Coca-Cola can also damage teeth because they are also acidic, " says Walmsley, a spokesman for the company. Drinking
wine can reduce the damage to teeth caused by wine. But walmsley says the most important thing is when and how to drink, not how much. He said: "Drink Prosecco wine continuously at night, teeth for a long time in acid and sugar environment, tooth enamel has no time to recover. However, if you drink at mealtimes, the acidic effect will be reduced and the tooth enamel will have enough time to recover;
In addition, Walmsley told reporters: "Drinking through a straw is also a good option, but I don't know if people like it; (Li Wei)