If a food or beverage can leave permanent stains on clothes or carpets, it can probably taint your teeth. This transcendes ingredients.
If a food or beverage can leave permanent stains on clothes or carpets, it can probably taint your teeth. This transcendes ingredients.
Coffee, red wine and tea.
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Sprite. No phosphoric acid. Doesn't stain teeth.
Yes, Coke is one of the many drinks that can cause teeth staining. A cleaining in a dental office should remove all or most of the stains. I'm not sure the ingredient that stains the teeth, but it's probably the dye's in it or maybe the caffeine. Any dark pop/soda will stain your teeth. Coffee and tea also. i think it is the dye Yes coke does cause stains and alot of them. I think the caramel color is the staining ingredient and the dyes. Not just discoloration but it also causes cavities. Absolutely. Haven`t had cavities in 17 years, started drinking diet coke for one year and ended up with 6 cavities. Not to mention the discoloration.
The truthful answer is that some fizzy beverages don't stain the teeth as much as we make it out to do. Tea is the most staining drink product, and Coke hardly stains the teeth, but weakens them. Dr Pepper, Fanta, Sprite and other popular carbonated soft drinks do not stain the teeth, though constant overdose could start plaque or gentle staining.
I find cocacola hurt my teeth a lot more than pepsi, they also seem to make my teeth more gripy
Clear sodas stain teeth the least. All sodas are bad for teeth though. Sodas are highly acidic and damage tooth enamel.
Yes, Coke is one of the many drinks that can cause teeth staining. A cleaining in a dental office should remove all or most of the stains. I'm not sure the ingredient that stains the teeth, but it's probably the dye's in it or maybe the caffeine. Any dark pop/soda will stain your teeth. Coffee and tea also. i think it is the dye Yes coke does cause stains and alot of them. I think the caramel color is the staining ingredient and the dyes. Not just discoloration but it also causes cavities. Absolutely. Haven`t had cavities in 17 years, started drinking diet coke for one year and ended up with 6 cavities. Not to mention the discoloration. Apple my teacher is right your can just type in something.Right or wrong!!!!
Regular Coke but diet is still bad for your teeth
Yes.Coke is very acidic and contains a heck of a lot of sugar (approximately seven teaspoons per can). This is very bad for your teeth. Try to brush them pretty soon after.AnswerCOKE CONTAINS CITRIC ACID. TO TEST COKES ABILITY TO CLTTTTEAN PUT A HEAVILY STAINED COPPER COIN INTO COKE. SHOULD A CHILDS TOOTH FALL OUT IF PLACED IN COKE THE TOOTH OVER A FEW DAYS STAINS ALMOST AS BAD AS COKE. COKE IS ADDICTIVE A DRUG CAFFINE IS ADDED. THERES ALOT OF SUGAR IN COKE SO THIS AND CITRIC ACID ROT TEETH Citric Acid is lower on the concern level for Colas. It falls sometimes around 10 on the ingredients list.Phosphoric acid is the main culprit in the erosion of teeth. Falling at 3-4 on the ingredient list, and being the more acidic of both substances.
Amoxicillin does not stain your teeth. Tetracycline group of antibiotics do stain your teeth. So they are contraindicated in pregnancy and for children below eight years of age.
there is a lot of sugar in regular coke that rots your teeth.
Rubbing alcohol all over the stain
Different ways. Coke erodes your teeth over time. Coffee stains your teeth.