Skip To Content
Main Content

3 Healthy Drinks That Can Damage Your Teeth

A+ A- A sugar cube being placed into a cup of coffee

Healthy drinks are essential for one’s health as they might fulfill many nutrient needs of a human being. They also ensure that you’re fully hydrated as well as refreshing during the hottest seasons. However, some drinks that, on the forefront, are considered healthy can be damaging to your oral health. Let’s take a look at a few of these drinks.

  1. Coffee/Tea

Many people who have a full day planned for themselves typically require a caffeine kick to work with a fully functional mind. Unfortunately, while coffee and tea are good for waking you up, they are also notorious for staining your teeth. Their dark color leaves prominent stains on one’s teeth that don’t easily go away if you continue to consume them.

  1. Processed Fruit Juices

Fruits are known as jewels for one’s health, as they are full of vitamins and nutrition. While this is true, however, juices made from fruit are a different story. When a fruit is juiced and turned into a drink, heavy amounts of sugar and artificial coloring are added to them, which isn’t good for your oral health. The sugar can stick to the insides of your teeth while the artificial colors stain them.

  1. Gaseous Sodas

Sodas that people typically enjoy with snacks and delicious meals can do a number on your teeth. This is because they are highly acidic in nature, not to mention the amount of sugar added to them. Yes, there are sugar-free options, but that doesn’t really make much of a difference. Such high levels of acidity can lead to enamel loss if the frequency of consuming sodas is high.

 

For more information on what kind of drinks can be damaging to your oral health, book an appointment at Auburn Family Dental and meet with Dr. Behnaz Raisdana for further guidance regarding your oral health.

Posted on Sep 27, 2021
Image Credit:

File ID 65679764 | © KristÄ«na Ratobiļska | Dreamstime.com

Share:

Archive

March 24th, 2025
Dental emergencies, such as a knocked-out tooth or severe toothache, should never be ignored. Delaying treatment can lead to…
March 10th, 2025
Dental X-rays are an essential part of oral healthcare. They offer a detailed view of areas that are hard to examine…
February 24th, 2025
Not having all the correct information means you can’t make the right choices. Having misconceptions about oral health can…
February 10th, 2025
Taking care of your teeth isn’t just about having a nice smile. Did you know that your oral health can also impact your heart…
January 27th, 2025
A bright, white smile is a great way to improve your confidence and help you dazzle everyone you meet. However, achieving a…