Sparkling Water May Have a Big Dental Advantage

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Sparkling water has become a popular alternative to soda for people who want the fizz without the sugar. But if you’ve ever wondered whether those bubbles could be harmful to your teeth, new research offers some reassuring news. A study presented by the American Society for Nutrition found that sparkling water caused considerably less enamel […]

Why do your tooth hurt when you drink something cold

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Cold sensitivity in tooth usually happens because the nerve-rich layer under your enamel, called dentin, has become exposed. Scientists have actually pinpointed the exact mechanism behind that sharp jolt. Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital identified a gene called TRPC5 that sits inside cells called odontoblasts, the cells lining the space between your enamel and the […]

Dental erosion linked to a popular drink

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Dental erosion and an overlooked daily habit Dental health has become an unexpected casualty of a popular daily ritual, according to specialists tracking enamel wear across younger patients. Sparkling water and citrus flavored beverages, often marketed as healthier alternatives to soda, carry an acidity level high enough to gradually soften the protective surface of teeth. […]

The right time to brush your teeth if you drink coffee every day

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Your morning cup of coffee might be non-negotiable but the order in which you brush your teeth around it could be making a real difference to your dental health, and not in the way you might think. Most people assume that brushing right after coffee is the responsible move. It feels logical: wash away the […]