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Is tea responsible for tooth decay?

 

I smoke and drink tea lot. Now I am having dental caries. I know smoke harms teeth but does tea harm teeth too?

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shikha
shikha Answered:

 

I think your knowledge about the tea is quite obscure. It is the smoke which causes your tooth decay not the tea. Tea has an opposite effect on teeth. Some organic tea like “Tieguanyin” contains a wealth of fluoride, and general Few of fluoride in food. Tieguanyin Fluoride in about 40% to 80% dissolved in water, vulnerable and in the teeth of the combination of calcium in teeth formed on the surface of a layer of calcium fluoride and played anti-acid anti-caries effect.Japan in two adjacent villages on the enrolment rate of children’s dental caries done survey results show that drinking Tieguanyin the prevention and treatment of dental caries have good results.

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