We all know that sugary drinks and snacks can cause tooth decay. That knowledge has led to better habits and a fall in the rates of decay. But recent evidence suggests that another problem is now ...

Many people unknowingly damage their teeth with everyday habits, and while brushing and flossing are essential for good oral ...

We often see the effects of acid on rocks, stones and marble - also made of calcium carbonate. The same damage can be done to tooth enamel.' Dr Singh said herbal teas with no fruit content ...

With all the health benefits come the following risks: Damage to tooth enamel Gas and bloating Higher sodium content Worsened acid reflux While sparkling water is much less harmful for your teeth ...

One of the most popular home methods is using lemon juice, a natural ingredient that, thanks to its vitamin C and ...

PRESENTER:Lots of the food we eat contains acid and sugar, which can damage our teeth. Which is why we need to brush our teeth twice a day, every day. Zoe uses graphics to explain how different ...

“Foods and drinks that contain sugar can feed the bacteria in your mouth. The bacteria, in turn, produce acid that can damage your enamel,” she says. There are also some common culprits that can wreak ...

With tooth decay on the rise in young children, an expert in dental care has offered her top tips - and while some of them ...

It can damage your teeth ... at least try to drink it out of a straw to cut down on the direct acid exposure on your teeth. You should also avoid brushing your teeth right after consuming lemon ...

Saliva protects your teeth from damage so if the vodka dries your mouth ... all ciders have a high acid content. This can contribute to acid wear and will potentially destroy the enamel of your ...

“Strawberries contain citric acid which may give teeth a very temporary whiter appearance ... Those factors minimise the damage that citric and other acids found within strawberries can cause.