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  • Can citrus fruits harm tooth enamel? - The Water Flossers.
    Citrus foods, such as oranges, lemons and grapefruit, are naturally acidic and can gradually erode this enamel if consumed in excess This erosion can lead to tooth sensitivity, tooth decay and even more serious long-term problems
  • Debunking the Myth: The Truth About Lemons and Your Teeth
    Frequent consumption of lemons and other acidic foods can contribute to tooth sensitivity and enamel erosion, eventually leading to cavities Drinking lemon juice without diluting it with water can also increase the risk of erosion on the surface of your teeth
  • The Dark Side of Lemons: Why This Citrus Fruit May Be Bad for You
    The citric acid in lemons can erode tooth enamel, making teeth more susceptible to decay and sensitivity Furthermore, the acidity in lemons can also damage dental work such as fillings, crowns, and bridges
  • Beware These Drawbacks of Drinking Lemon Water Daily - American Celiac
    Lemon water’s citric acid may erode enamel, causing up to 30% higher sensitivity 60% of Singaporeans consume it daily despite potential risks Acidic drinks can interfere with iron absorption and medication efficacy
  • The Silent Saboteurs: Foods That Erode Tooth Enamel
    Citrus fruits, such as lemons, oranges, and grapefruits, are packed with vitamin C but are also high in citric acid Regular consumption can lead to the gradual wearing away of tooth enamel Citrus juices, especially when consumed in large quantities, are even more dangerous, as they can create a highly acidic environment in the mouth 2
  • What Does Lemon Do to Teeth: The Effects, Risks, and Benefits
    Prolonged exposure to acidic substances like lemon juice weakens enamel, causing discomfort when consuming hot, cold, or sweet foods Weakened enamel makes it easier for bacteria to penetrate the tooth structure, increasing the likelihood of cavities
  • Fruit Acidity Chart: Your pH Guide to Acidic and Alkaline Fruits
    Frequent consumption of acidic fruits can gradually soften and erode tooth enamel Worn enamel cannot regenerate, leaving teeth more vulnerable to cavities and sensitivity The acids in fruits like lemons and limes can wear down enamel, leading to discoloration and increased sensitivity
  • Is Lemon Juice Bad For You? - Here Is Your Answer.
    Regular consumption of lemon juice can be beneficial, providing vitamin C, aiding digestion, and potentially helping to prevent kidney stones However, its high citric acid content means it may erode tooth enamel and exacerbate issues like acid reflux, GERD, or gastrointestinal discomfort if consumed in excess
  • Are Citrus Fruits Bad for Teeth? Tips on How to Minimize Damage to the . . .
    The high acidity of lemons and other citrus fruits can cause discomfort and mild pain for those with tooth sensitivity issues Another common effect is discolouration of the teeth Noticeably seen with regular consumption of orange and lemon fruit and juices, the teeth will appear to have a yellow hue
  • The Most Acidic Foods, and How They Impact Your Teeth
    A squeeze of lemon in water might sound healthy, but that acidity can soften enamel, especially if you sip it throughout the day Over time, this erosion can lead to increased sensitivity to hot and cold foods Pro Tip: If you love citrus, drink water alongside it to help rinse away the acid and minimize damage 2 Vinegar-Based Foods





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