I close to to drink I don`t know 2 coffee cups of green tea every daylight...mostly for the anti-oxidants that really comfort me acne.
But I've notice my teeth getting a short time more washed out presently...and I be wondering if the tea be doing it...I don't drink greatly, resembling I said possibly 2 goggles a light of day...and some days I don't even drink it.
Answers:
Hank - yes, drinking green tea (or any tea or coffee) can lead to your teeth to stain. To alleviate this, rinse your mouth out after your brush your teeth next to hydrogen peroxide. Use regular 3% hydrogen peroxide (from the drugstore - contained by the brown bottle) resembling you would regular mouthwash. Mix 1/2 ounce hydrogen peroxide beside 1/2 ounce HOT wet. Swish (hydrogen peroxide is cheesy but may sting your mouth a bit) in your mouth for something like one minute (DO NOT SWALLOW). Then rinse your mouth out near cool dampen.
Using hydrogen peroxide will restore your teeth to their fluent whiteness and prevent the tea stains from building up. Both hydrogen peroxide and green tea will also massacre the anerobic germs surrounded by your mouth that impose doomed to failure breath and cavity.
Never hear of it doing that, resembling ever. My father drinks 2 eight oz specs a daylight and his teeth are white.
It can. Drink it next to a straw so it go former your teeth, and brush next to baking soda beforehand you use toothpaste to whiten your teeth
Remember, it's the caffeine, not the tea that stains teeth. So unless the green tea you drink clearly states "decaffeinated", I would speak it's the caffeine. Even so, if you brush/flush/rinse regularly, it shouldn't be a problem.
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But I've notice my teeth getting a short time more washed out presently...and I be wondering if the tea be doing it...I don't drink greatly, resembling I said possibly 2 goggles a light of day...and some days I don't even drink it.
Answers:
Hank - yes, drinking green tea (or any tea or coffee) can lead to your teeth to stain. To alleviate this, rinse your mouth out after your brush your teeth next to hydrogen peroxide. Use regular 3% hydrogen peroxide (from the drugstore - contained by the brown bottle) resembling you would regular mouthwash. Mix 1/2 ounce hydrogen peroxide beside 1/2 ounce HOT wet. Swish (hydrogen peroxide is cheesy but may sting your mouth a bit) in your mouth for something like one minute (DO NOT SWALLOW). Then rinse your mouth out near cool dampen.
Using hydrogen peroxide will restore your teeth to their fluent whiteness and prevent the tea stains from building up. Both hydrogen peroxide and green tea will also massacre the anerobic germs surrounded by your mouth that impose doomed to failure breath and cavity.
Never hear of it doing that, resembling ever. My father drinks 2 eight oz specs a daylight and his teeth are white.
It can. Drink it next to a straw so it go former your teeth, and brush next to baking soda beforehand you use toothpaste to whiten your teeth
Remember, it's the caffeine, not the tea that stains teeth. So unless the green tea you drink clearly states "decaffeinated", I would speak it's the caffeine. Even so, if you brush/flush/rinse regularly, it shouldn't be a problem.