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A dentist once told me that it's worse for my teeth to sip a soda or a coffee slowly over several hours than to chug it all at once. I wonder if it was suggeste
by cauliflower2718 4y ago
A dentist once told me that it's worse for my teeth to sip a soda or a coffee slowly over several hours than to chug it all at once. I wonder if it was suggested because patients might actually do that, compared to not drinking soda or coffee at all.
(I might drink coffee slightly faster than I used to. I do not drink soda. I'm fine with stains but not unnecessary tooth decay.)
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoIt would be hilarious if this turns out to be true. My wife eats slowly, has some dental problems. I eat extremely fast, have been criticized my whole childhood because of how fast I eat (and drink, but nowdays I drink only water). I have zero dental problems.
- bombcar 4y agoI've been told that drinking it via a straw is better on your teeth because the straw deposits it directly into your throat and doesn't swish it around your teeth, but in any case I suspect doctors and dentists have stopped telling people to change their diets because people just don't.