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Oh, that's really not good for dentists. I will not let a dentist with shaking hands extract my tooth! Coffee is indeed not good for dentists because of caffeine. It's caffeine that makes it drinkers nervous and your hands shaking. But why not take alternatives? Like decaf? I am a chronic coffee drinker. What I learned with caffeine is, the effect depends on what level of caffeine dosage are you used to drink. A person who is not used to drinking coffee may experience the effect of caffeine after 1 or 2 cups, but we, long-time coffee drinkers have greater tolerance. I can drink 5 cups a day without experiencing palpitations and can sleep well! So it depends on your level of caffeine tolerance. It's like you're rookie to caffeine-intake or you're already a veteran. 1 or 2 cups are enough to send a rookie flying to the wall, while 5 or 6 cups a day are just okay for a veteran coffee drinker like me. Another thing: I use coffee to combat lowered body resistance and to strengthen immune system. Whenever I am feeling cold is coming to me, I drink coffee. After 2 or 3 cups, no more colds!