Tooth erosion caused by constant exposure to acidic food is often permanent. It might cause constant pain and sensitivity while eating hot and cold food. Tooth erosion might also result in a yellowish discoloration of the teeth, causing the enamel to become thinner and exposing the dentin under it.
Also, tooth erosion can result in the teeth having sanded and softer edges or dents on the teeth’s chewing surface. Furthermore, tiny sharpness or cracks might be along the teeth’s edges.