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Is coffee bad for teeth? You may have heard rumors about staining and enamel erosion. Are they true? Dentists give the truth. The post Is coffee bad for teeth? What dentists have to say appeared first ...

A cosmetic dentist shares the best type of coffee for teeth and dental health, and how to prevent coffee from staining your teeth.

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A dentist explains why dark-roast coffee doesn't stain your teeth as much as light-roast coffee.

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Flavored coffee drinks are another sneaky but significant source of acids (from the coffee) and sugar (from the sweet additions). Flossing once a day can help keep teeth and gums healthy.

A dentist explains whether you should brush your teeth before or after drinking coffee with tips for good oral health.

ESSENCE breaks down the impact of coffee on your teeth– and how to avoid staining.

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