Is drinking tea (hot or cold) everyday causes stain to your teeth??
Question: I drink hot tea every morning and I just wonder if it will stain my teeth in the future.....
Answers: ''Will tea stain my teeth?
As with many other foods and drinks, the tannins in tea can cause some staining however as long as teeth are brushed regularly, all trace of stains will be removed.
In fact it is worth noting that the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) extracts fluoride from the soil, which then accumulates in its leaves. For this reason tea is a very rich source of fluoride; one cup of tea contains between 0.3mg and 0.5mg of fluoride. In fact, in the UK the majority of fluoride comes from tea, providing 70% of our daily intake. ''
http://www.tea.co.uk/sch_grownups.php?in...
Tea only stains the plaque on your teeth, so good dental hygiene should prevent any long lasting stains.
Hope this helps,
Florry xx
Yes, just like coffee. It's brown and sticks to your teeth.
YES IT CAN. THE TANNINS IT CONTAINS STAIN TEETH.
tea, coffee, and tobacco are 3 big teeth stain causes...if possible have a toothbrush and paste with you to use after the tea.....try boiling tap water and drink that first thing in the a.m. before digesting else.....this is a very good toxin eliminator for the body
If you switched to coffee as your morning beverage, you'd notice a HUGE difference in stainage.
Possibly processed, sugar-filled iced tea might stain your teeth, but natural tea shouldn't leave any sort of residue at all, given that it's properly drained.
Tea probably will cuz it has sugar and other stong minerals in it no matter what brand bought.+ it also drains water from the body so it would drain some moisture from ur gums and other places.
Im not sure if it will stain your teeth, but if you drink it daily it will reduce skin cancer by 30%, so you shuld keep drinking it
Answers: ''Will tea stain my teeth?
As with many other foods and drinks, the tannins in tea can cause some staining however as long as teeth are brushed regularly, all trace of stains will be removed.
In fact it is worth noting that the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) extracts fluoride from the soil, which then accumulates in its leaves. For this reason tea is a very rich source of fluoride; one cup of tea contains between 0.3mg and 0.5mg of fluoride. In fact, in the UK the majority of fluoride comes from tea, providing 70% of our daily intake. ''
http://www.tea.co.uk/sch_grownups.php?in...
Tea only stains the plaque on your teeth, so good dental hygiene should prevent any long lasting stains.
Hope this helps,
Florry xx
Yes, just like coffee. It's brown and sticks to your teeth.
YES IT CAN. THE TANNINS IT CONTAINS STAIN TEETH.
tea, coffee, and tobacco are 3 big teeth stain causes...if possible have a toothbrush and paste with you to use after the tea.....try boiling tap water and drink that first thing in the a.m. before digesting else.....this is a very good toxin eliminator for the body
If you switched to coffee as your morning beverage, you'd notice a HUGE difference in stainage.
Possibly processed, sugar-filled iced tea might stain your teeth, but natural tea shouldn't leave any sort of residue at all, given that it's properly drained.
Tea probably will cuz it has sugar and other stong minerals in it no matter what brand bought.+ it also drains water from the body so it would drain some moisture from ur gums and other places.
Im not sure if it will stain your teeth, but if you drink it daily it will reduce skin cancer by 30%, so you shuld keep drinking it
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