Which stains the teeth more tea or coffee?

Answer 1

There are many things which cause tooth staining and discoloration, including:

• root beer
• Foods and drinks (fruits and vegetables, colas, coffee, etc)
• Disease
• Advancing Age
• Trauma

Other, less commonly thought of things, have also been known to cause tooth staining and discoloration:

• Mouthwash
• Antibiotics
• Flouride (both white and brown spots on teeth)

Staining, which occurs on the surface of the tooth enamel, can be removed by use of proper and regular dental hygiene (brushing and flossing, as well as regular cleaning by a dentist) and/or bleaching. Discoloration, which occurs inside the tooth, cannot be removed.

Answer 2

If you drink too many fizzy drinks, your teeth can rot and stain. Also, if you wear train-track braces and don't brush your teeth it can lead to you having square stains on your teeth. smoking also can leave black stains on your teeth.

Answer 3

Tea. But the long term bad effects of Coca Cola and other soft drinks are very bad!

Tea only stains teeth, it does not harm them, considering that you don't add sugar to it.

Ice tea however has a demineralizing effect on a tooth's enamel that is similar to Coca Cola.

Answer 4

What stains the most is probably tea. But remember that Tea is good for your health, especialy green tea.

Soda takes more time to stain teeth, but their action is irreversible, as it demineralizes the enamel and teeth turn yellow over the years. Also Soda causes cavities.

The stains caused by tea can be removed with a dental cleaning. But not the ones from Soda.

Answer 5

Tea stains teeth more than coffee. Just look at a white mug you use for coffee and one you use for tea. The tea mug will be more stained than the coffee mug.

Answer 6

Coffee and Dark Colas such as Coke or Pepsi.

Answer 7

i think coffee will because of all the caffine

Answer 8

I would say tea.

Answer 9

Coffee, tea, red wine.