Coffee Is Doing MORE Than Just STAINING Your Teeth ☕️🦷
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Let's talk about all the damage coffee can do to our mouth such as tooth stain, bad breath, and enamel erosion!
Our teeth are naturally porous. They’re covered in thousands of tiny little holes (“tubules”) that house nerve tissues. As a result, those tiny tubules gradually tend to collect bacteria and stain particles from the foods and drinks that we consume. Darker foods = more stain. More stain = darker teeth. And since liquids can easily flow just about anywhere, they tend to stain your teeth more than chewing something like blueberries or a dish with curry in it. Plus, we just tend to consume coffee on a consistent basis.
Coffee is something that – if you drink it – most people consume every single day and up to a few times a day. And since it’s such a dark liquid, coffee stains teeth over time. Depending on the extent of your tooth stain, it’s possible to prevent and/or get rid of staining (to an extent.) But first, you need to understand Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic stain. Extrinsic stains – like coffee stains – are surface stains on the outside of your tooth structure.
On the other hand, intrinsic stains are those that have soaked into the tubules and overall tooth enamel, making them “inside” stains (so to speak.) Intrinsic stains can also form while your teeth are developing, as a result of anatomical changes or excess minerals in your diet. When coffee stains are still extrinsic, they’re easier to clean off. But intrinsic stains are harder to get rid of.
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Enamel Erosion
1:16. Acid Reflux
1:34 Cavities
2:23 Bad Breath
3:00 Sip on Water
3:38 Coffee Drinker Tips
4:37 Avoid These Too!
**This video does not provide medical advice and is intended for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your dentist or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or dental condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard or seen on social media.**
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Our teeth are naturally porous. They’re covered in thousands of tiny little holes (“tubules”) that house nerve tissues. As a result, those tiny tubules gradually tend to collect bacteria and stain particles from the foods and drinks that we consume. Darker foods = more stain. More stain = darker teeth. And since liquids can easily flow just about anywhere, they tend to stain your teeth more than chewing something like blueberries or a dish with curry in it. Plus, we just tend to consume coffee on a consistent basis.
Coffee is something that – if you drink it – most people consume every single day and up to a few times a day. And since it’s such a dark liquid, coffee stains teeth over time. Depending on the extent of your tooth stain, it’s possible to prevent and/or get rid of staining (to an extent.) But first, you need to understand Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic stain. Extrinsic stains – like coffee stains – are surface stains on the outside of your tooth structure.
On the other hand, intrinsic stains are those that have soaked into the tubules and overall tooth enamel, making them “inside” stains (so to speak.) Intrinsic stains can also form while your teeth are developing, as a result of anatomical changes or excess minerals in your diet. When coffee stains are still extrinsic, they’re easier to clean off. But intrinsic stains are harder to get rid of.
Learn more: https://teethtalkgirl.com/videos/how-...
🦷 Free Oral Health Routine Guide: https://bit.ly/free-oral-hygiene-rout...
▶ HOW TO USE ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES: How To Use An Electric Toothbrush Cor...
▶Get BURST Sonic Toothbrush (40% off )
DIRECT LINK: https://bit.ly/get-burst-toothbrush
please note I’m a BURST ambassador :)
▶ WANT EVEN MORE TEETH TALK?
∙VISIT MY WEBSITE: https://teethtalkgirl.com
∙SHOP Happy Teeth! https://givehappyteeth.com/
▶ HELP KEEP THIS CONTENT FREE - Patreon: teethtalkgirl
#coffee
AND FOLLOW MY SOCIAL MEDIA :)
▶ INSTAGRAM: Instagram: TeethTalkGirl
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▶ FACEBOOK: Facebook: TeethTalkGirl
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▶ TWITTER: Twitter: TeethTalkGirl
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▶ BACKGROUND MUSIC: artlist.io
0:00 Intro
0:37 Enamel Erosion
1:16. Acid Reflux
1:34 Cavities
2:23 Bad Breath
3:00 Sip on Water
3:38 Coffee Drinker Tips
4:37 Avoid These Too!
**This video does not provide medical advice and is intended for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your dentist or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or dental condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard or seen on social media.**
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