Does drinking vinegar in water cause sensitive teeth?

Answer 1

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the vinegar will de-calcify, or remove the calcium from the tooth making it rubbery. It can also be demonstrated by soaking egg in vinegar.

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Answer 2

Vinegar is an organic acid (acetic acid). Acids are involved in the formation of caries (dental decay) by demineralizing (removing calcium from) the enamel that makes-up the outer layer of the tooth. Acids such as acetic, lactic, proprionic, and butyric acids are produced in varying proportions by bacteria living in the dental plaque when they metabolize sugars. A more detailed description can be found in Ernest Newbrun , "Cariology" 2nd. Ed., Williams and Wilkens, 1983.

Answer 3

Vinegar is acidic in nature. Your kidneys will excrete the acidic urine to manage the the pH balance. When you take extra vinegar, your kidneys are bothered to manage that extra acid. But there is limit to the capacity of the kidneys to manage that extra acid. In fact you will get vomiting, if you take extra acid in your diet.

Answer 4

Vinegar is a acid. It will erode the enamel of teeth and make them more sensitive. You should rinse with plain water after consuming acidic foods.

Answer 5

Grape Juice contains citrus acids so it has the potential to destroy your teeth. You should brush your teeth after drinking grape juice.

Answer 6

The effect is that grape juice has acidic citrus containing in it. Therefore, it is most likely going to stain your teeth every time you drink it.

Answer 7

If you keep drinking or sucking on limes then you can do damage to enamel on your teeth. My brother-in-law loved lemons and eventually had to have his teeth capped.

Answer 8

it can make cavities