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Stirring significantly increased net softening at each time point; specimens underwent significantly more bulk tissue loss (P less then 0.05). CLSM showed the erosive lesion deepened as exposure to acid increased, and that at the near surface (0-10 µm) FV and ΔFV increased rapidly for stirred solutions. The increase in pore space translated to a softer surface as measured by SMH. Conclusion This novel non-destructive method allows concurrent quantification of dental erosion by mineral loss as a function of depth, and qualitative characteris