Posts Tagged ‘acid damage to tooth enamel’
Sydney dentist raises concerns over kombucha trend
A dentist from Sydney has issued a warning over the current trend for consuming kombucha-based drinks. Kombucha, a sweetened tea, which has recently been hailed as a remedy for improved gut health, has become incredibly popular. While some believe it has benefits for health, Sydney dentist, Dr Lewis Ehrlich, has reservations. Dr Ehrlich suggested that […]
Burton dentist calls for traffic light system for acidic fizzy drinks
A dentist from Burton has launched a campaign to introduce a traffic light warning system related to the acidity of fizzy drinks. Dr Sandra Ferreira, from Measham Dental, is calling for traffic light labelling to be made available on fizzy drinks and juices, so that people are able to see the pH level. Many people […]
Dental Expert Warns Against Snacking on Fruit
The message coming from most health experts is to try and eat or drink at least five portions of fruit and vegetables per day, but a leading dental expert has warned against snacking on fruit, instead advising people to stick to eating fruit at mealtimes. Professor Damien Walmsley, an adviser to the British Dental Association, […]
Surprise Foods That Could Damage Your Teeth
Research carried out at the University Dental Hospital in Manchester has revealed that foods and drinks that most of us consider to be healthy could in fact be very damaging for our teeth. Researchers found that herbal teas contributed to tooth staining and also had the potential to destroy the protective enamel surfaces of the […]
