For all the good coffee does, it’s not easy on our teeth. The components in our favorite morning beverage can discolor our pearly whites with every sip. However, not all coffees stain equally. And it ...

So, you’ve given up red wine and coffee yet your teeth are still stained. What gives? The culprit could be lurking elsewhere in your diet, Whitney DiFoggio, a registered dental hygienist, told The ...

A bright, white smile is often associated with good health and hygiene, but certain foods and drinks can make maintaining that smile a challenge. Tooth enamel is porous, and over time, deeply ...

Just like cigarettes and wine, coffee is the antithesis of white teeth. Coffee’s ability to damage or stain your teeth really comes down to two factors: exposure time and frequency, Augusto Robles, ...

Taking care of your teeth in the morning involves more than brushing and flossing. What you choose to eat for breakfast can have a major impact on your teeth and possibly even lead to staining and ...

While teeth are not supposed to be pure white, they ought not to be brown with different stains and cavities. Coffee is a major cause of tooth staining due to its dark colour and tannins that stick to ...

Coffee and red wine take the brunt of the blame when we talk about tooth staining foods an beverages—but they're actually not the worst beverages for staining your teeth. (That honor belongs to...tea.