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Mainly just staining.
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Which drinks effects teeth more?
Tea, coffee, Red wine, effects teeth and make the teeth stains.
Is the coffee diet safe on a weekly basis?
I can't imagine it would be very healthy, but it seems to be accepted. Side effects of this coffee diet may be increased heart rate, dehydration and brown teeth. BRUSH YOUR TEETH A LOT to avoid stale breath and discolored teeth.
What effets your teeth coke or coffee?
Different ways. Coke erodes your teeth over time. Coffee stains your teeth.
Will coffee still stain your teeth if you lighten it with cream?
Yes. (the cream does not stay on the teeth, the coffee does)
What are the affects that coffee has on teeth?
Absolutely it weakens your teeth because it contains to much caffeine that may leave too many holes in your teeth but if you want to drink coffee any time without getting many large holes in your teeth .you just have to brush your teeth . For more questions visit the websitehttp://www.wiki.answers.com/ or send me a message on my email bratz.toka@yahoo.com thank you!
Which stains the teeth most tea or coffee?
it is coffee
Does coffee have any health effects?
Yes coffee has an effect in your health it has consequences many people have drank coffee for a long time but sooner or later coffee will effect there health soon there teeth will turn black and then it makes you lose weight it makes you not want to eat not only will coffee make you lose weight and lose your teeth but it will also start making white spots in your face that will look like puss
What can coffee do your teeth?
Stain them.
How does coffee harm teeth?
Stains.
How does beverages stain teeth?
Coffee
Can coffee rot your teeth?
Yes
Are you able to drink coffee when wearing braces on your teeth?
Of course you can. Braces have nothing to do with the "color/brightness" of your teeth. Braces are used to straighten teeth. If it is, in your finding, that drinking coffee has discolored your teeth, then he or she (your dentist) can apply a "whitener" to your teeth, regardless of braces. Regards
