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Not on its own, but chewing ice could knock a cavity filling loose or bust a crown. Also, crunching ice can cause enough pressure to put microscopic cracks in the enamel of the tooth. It's nothing that would cause damage right away, but it does weaken the protection that the enamel gives.

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