drink tea and keep your teeth healthy

no. i don't know about that. well, thanks for that info. i drink tea every week. sometimes, every day. i like tea whether hot tea or cold tea.

I actually haven't read a study yet that drinking tea helps in reducing risk of falling teeth. All I know is that tea helps and aids in digestion and promotes relaxation.

I didn't know that drinking tea everyday will keep my teeth healthy. But i am drinking it (Green tea) everyday to lose weight. Cheers.

I never knew that drinking tea can improve our dental health. If the online article you have read is supported by some researches or studies, it maybe right. I used to drink a cup of iced tea or hot tea everyday, but now it is rare.

Hi Care, THanks for this information. i was advised to refrain from taking coffee and tea by my doctor to avoide avoid reflux episodes. i tried my best to avoid dinking coffee but never wit tea. i can't let a day pass without drinking tea. now, at least there's another good thing in the tea.

I haven't heard of that article well if its healthy way of taking care of your teeth i hope it doesn't affect discoloration of our teeth....i know for a fact that tea aids digestion

What has tea gotten to do with teeth? I really don't know about that, but I don't like the taste of tea at all, I don't know why, perhaps I'm just not used to it. We're not tea-drinkers here in our country.

I haven't come across any article like that! Drinking tea --- Oral health? I am not sure but it may be possible - you know, maybe tea has some ingredients that can kill the microbes in the mouth!!

Careguarden, how are you doing mylotting, hope it's fine ? I don't know if drinking tea really helps the teeth but the best way to know is to ask a doctor or make research, some of this articles just try to get us to reading and maybe viewing but for sure i know articles writers like to keep their readers marveled, so the best way to confirm how truthful or false is to ask the web search engines or see your doctor. Happy Mylotting

Are all kind of tea like this? or selected few? I drink tea every time I eat in a Chinese Restaurant. How about you?

I've never heard of this before. What article did you read this at and was it from a creditable site? This depends on the tea I guess, if it's true. It seems like green tea is just for the inner most workings of the body and not teeth. And camomile and jasmine dont seem like they would be for this. And the more common earl gray, orange peoke and red rose dont seem like the type to be healthy for your teeth either. I know that tea is supose to make your teeth less white and such which is one reason why Im not eager to beleive this works ; I mean, if it's bad for your teeth on the outside, how can it be good for the inside?