It seems like everything — or at least anything worth having — is damaging to your teeth: coffee, wine, sparkling water, and yes, even tea. Fortunately, if you're a green tea enthusiast, there's a ...

Q. I like to drink green tea, but it is staining my teeth brown. Do you have any suggestions? A. Like coffee and colas, tea can stain teeth, although it's not as big an offender as tobacco (smoked or ...

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 ...

Teeth naturally change color over time, but they are also susceptible to further discoloration from other factors. Certain drinks like coffee, red wine and tea can increase stains. You’re also likely ...

Fresh strawberries have cleansing and bleaching properties and can help remove tea and coffee stains from teeth. Crush the strawberry gently and rub the pulp onto your teeth, then... Fresh ...

Yellow teeth are a common concern. Sometimes, the foods and drinks we enjoy every day can slowly change the colour of our teeth without us even realising it. By knowing what to watch out for, you can ...