black tea contains a high percentage ofpolyphenolic[sp] constituents which reduce the growth of both halitosis (bad breath) and caries (cavities) causing bacteria. This also appears to be the case with green, oolong and white tea, but has not been proved as such yet. The reason for this extrapolation is that all these names only indicate how the tea bush, Camellia sinensis, is processed and are only variations of the so called "true tea". Notice that flavored teas and "herbal teas" can, however, be more dangerous to your teeth as they sometimes have significantly lower pH-levels. To my knowledge, this is also the case with coffee which is more acidic than non-herbal teas in general.
As far as stainig[sp] goes, they are probably about the same. As far as cavities, etc, it depends on the type of tea and how much cream and sugar you put in your coffee or sugar you put in your tea.
I was reading a naturopathic article that said that tea is better for one's teeth and bones because it has traces of natural fluoride in it
Oh tea and coffee is bad for your teeth, as said by my dentist, it stains it and if you bond your teeth or put white fillings in them they stain easily.
*The article begins by saying, "They have discovered". Who is "they"? Again, there are no organized blind, double-blind or peer reviewed studies. Everything is based on "... may have ... "
the heat from the coffee and direct contact wears away the teeth
It causes stains.
Caffeine erodes the enamel on your teeth.
the sugar
Yes, coffe can give you cavities as bad as candy can.
GUM DOES NOT GIVE YOU CAVITIES!!!!! GUM DOES NOT GIVE YOU CAVITIES!!!!!
Gatorade will give you lots of cavities if you don't brush your teeth twice a day
Halloween
sweets
yes they give you cavities
Yes, too many sugary treats can and will give your horse cavities.
The Coffee Nazis refused to give the captured Jews any coffee. "NO COFFEE FOR YOU!"
Candy does not create cavities. That is an old wives tale. Failure to brush your teeth properly results in cavities. Cavities can also be genetic, cause by poor calcium growth.
yes
yes
It can give you cavities and you gain weight