This He Drinks Cause Stains in Teeth Except Coffee

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This He Drinks Cause Stains in Teeth Except Coffee

 

Jakarta, Some people avoid coffee just because fear of stain spots left in white teeth. Although not just coffee alone, there are many different types of beverages that both leave the same stain while participating in contact with the tooth surface. There are several aspects that cause the drink can leave stains on the teeth. One of them is the nature of acids, chromogen content or pigments that color on the fruit or plants and tannin content that makes chromogen more easily attached to the teeth. Although causing stains on the teeth, is not meaningful beverages below should be shunned though. There are several steps to reduce the stains attached to the teeth, such as by using a straw while drinking or washing the teeth immediately with drinking water after the drink cause stain teeth. Drinks that can cause stained teeth except coffee include the following, as taken from WebMD, Sunday (15/07/2012). 1. Wine or wine Not only red wine, white wine can also cause stains on the teeth though not immediately. According to one research at New York University, tea and other drinks will also leave more stains on the teeth when it has been exposed to white wine first. 2. Tea Most of the tea has chromogen and tannin content, 2 compounds cause stains in the teeth. But from a variety of types of tea, black tea can be proved most often cause stains in the teeth and even the remaining nodes are touted more and more than coffee. 3. Carbonated drinks The nature of acids in carbonated or carbonated beverages is one of the causes of stains in the teeth, unless it is definitely the content of the dye substance. Even the little color, acidity makes drinks and food different so it's easier to leave stains. 4. Energy Drinks The most recent research done by Mark S Wolff from New York University shows that generally energy drinks can leave stains on the teeth. Same with soft drinks, triggers such as the relatively acidic nature. 5. Juice berriesMany seeded berries or blueberry groups such as blueberries, cranberries, cherry, grapes and pomegranates are fruit groups that cause stained teeth. Not only fresh fruits, even when made in juice so the risk of leaving stains on the teeth will also remain.

 

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