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Does Coffee/Tea Stain Teeth?

In fact, both internal and external factors would account for your stained teeth! Drinking beverages such as tea or coffee very often is the common external factor that makes your teeth yellow.Coffee and tea contain tannins that may stain your teeth. Tannins may cause your teeth to be easily stuck with color compounds, especially when you drink coffee and tea very often, leaving an undesirable yellow hue. Besides, both coffee and tea are acidic, which may weaken your enamel, causing teeth discoloration or even tooth decay.

4 Tips to Remove Coffee/Tea Stains from Teeth

1. Use of Teeth Whitening Products

There are many teeth whitening products in the market, such as teeth whitening toothpastes, teeth whitening strips and cold light whitening. For example, teeth whitening toothpaste contains abrasives that help clean and remove the stains on your teeth. After drinking tea or coffee, you may also consider to immediately use teeth whitening products, such as teeth whitening pens, for the removal of coffee or tea stains.

3. Use of Straw to Avoid Direct Contact with Coffee/Tea

Having direct contact with coffee and tea will increase the chance of unwanted stains. Using a straw can avoid direct contact with coffee and tea. If you are concerned that using straws may harm the environment, you may consider buying straws that are made of environmental-friendly materials.

2. Rinse Your Mouth after Drinking Coffee/Tea

Using mouthwashes can be an addition to your oral hygiene routine, which can help you achieve the desired whitening results. Besides, rinsing your mouth immediately after drinking beverages with dark pigment such as coffee and tea not only helps remove surface stains, but also wash away the food particles stuck in your teeth and reduces the oral bacteria in your mouth.

4. Regular Dental Visit

If you have deep teeth stains, you may consider visiting the dentist for professional advice. The dentist could help identify the root cause of having stained teeth and provide suggestions on the treatments that can whiten your teeth effectively.

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Brush Your teeth Regularly with Darlie All Shiny White Toothpastes

A proper daily oral routine is important for maintaining white and healthy teeth. Brushing your teeth regularly with the use of teeth whitening toothpastes not only helps fight against coffee or tea stains, but also strengthens your enamel and protects your teeth. Darlie All Shiny White Toothpastes contains SWA, which dissolves and removes stubborn stains effectively, keeping your teeth bright and clean.

Enhance The Cleansing Power with Darlie ET5 Sonic Power Toothbrush

Looking to enhance the cleansing power when brushing your teeth?An electric toothbrush is undoubtedly a great choice. With 5 superior cleaning modes and patented microbubble sonic motor with up to 42,000 vibrations per minute, Darlie ET5 Sonic Power Toothbrush delivers 200% better cleaning and fight off that stains on your teeth.

Rinse with Darlie Mouthwash

Brushing alone is not enough for maintaining white teeth, it is definitely a plus to rinse your mouth with a mouthwash. Darlie offers a range of mouthwash, which are powered by CPC particles and fluoride that help reduce bacteria and enhance oral health. Rinsing your mouth after brushing or immediately after drinking coffee or tea could keep your mouth clean and prevent coffee or tea stains on your teeth.

Floss Your Teeth Regularly

To better protect your teeth and gum, floss regularly to remove the food particles and plaque between the teeth where the coffee or tea may deposit onto and stain, causing yellow teeth.