If there is no waterfall through the teeth, then it wouldnt create more bubbles. But breaking them up, no. If the bubble is under the water, nothing other than it coming to the surface, will get rid of it. Larger bubbles rise and 'pop' faster than tiny bubble. Tiny bubbles can be carried down with the current much easier. That's why Microbubbles can fill a tank so easy. So, if the teeth were to chop up the larger bubbles into smaller ones, then in effect, it would make it worse.
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Dan Pesonen
Umm, a tank or 5
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