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But when you drink <coffee>, it quickly washes around those bones and into your esophagus. It doesn't stick around. It's like getting a cross tattoo to become J

by cwmma 2y ago

But when you drink <coffee>, it quickly washes around those bones and into your esophagus. It doesn't stick around. It's like getting a cross tattoo to become Jesus. coffee will be digested, and absorbed into your bloodstream, and cross your blood-brain barrier, for sure! But it won't stay adhering to your tooth-bones and the <yellowing> process never has a chance to start. That's absurd thinking that it somehow is internally effective. It's simply not the mechanism of action. There's not enough time for it to work. The process requires physical contact in order for a chemical reaction to occur!

freeAgent 2y ago
I’m going to let my dentist know this next time they claim that the stains on my teeth may have been caused by coffee or tea.
AStonesThrow 2y ago
Sort of absurd that you think that the process of staining is comparable to a remineralization. For one thing, coffee and its colorants are thicker and they’ll adhere for longer. Fluoride is simply an elemental substance, not a molecular solution. While we’re on the subject of cosmetic appearance: fluoride itself can gradually discolor bones such as teeth, and leave really unsightly dark spots on them; good luck to y’all’s dentists trying to distinguish where y’all’s staining came from, because they ain’t gonna blame King Fluoride for it! [They also can’t scrape off your fluorosis with their hand tools anyway...] It may not be ineffective to formulate fluoride into a paste or gel and then a medical professional deliberately paints it onto dental caries and then carefully holds it there whilst the chemical reaction takes place: honestly, the longer the better. But just randomly rinsing your mouth with it and then swallowing all of it immediately is the dumbest fucKing pseudoscience I’ve ever heard, yet AmeriKans have swallowed it hooK, line, and sinKer: Seig Heil, DoKtor Mengele!
- RamRodification 2y ago
  There are explanations that sound reasonable to me as to why, as you put it, "rinsing your mouth with it and then swallowing all of it immediately" still has a positive effect on your teeth. Have you looked into those at all, and if so, do you dismiss them all as lies?

by cwmma 2y ago

freeAgent 2y ago

I’m going to let my dentist know this next time they claim that the stains on my teeth may have been caused by coffee or tea.

AStonesThrow 2y ago

Sort of absurd that you think that the process of staining is comparable to a remineralization. For one thing, coffee and its colorants are thicker and they’ll adhere for longer. Fluoride is simply an elemental substance, not a molecular solution. While we’re on the subject of cosmetic appearance: fluoride itself can gradually discolor bones such as teeth, and leave really unsightly dark spots on them; good luck to y’all’s dentists trying to distinguish where y’all’s staining came from, because they ain’t gonna blame King Fluoride for it! [They also can’t scrape off your fluorosis with their hand tools anyway...] It may not be ineffective to formulate fluoride into a paste or gel and then a medical professional deliberately paints it onto dental caries and then carefully holds it there whilst the chemical reaction takes place: honestly, the longer the better. But just randomly rinsing your mouth with it and then swallowing all of it immediately is the dumbest fucKing pseudoscience I’ve ever heard, yet AmeriKans have swallowed it hooK, line, and sinKer: Seig Heil, DoKtor Mengele!

RamRodification 2y ago
There are explanations that sound reasonable to me as to why, as you put it, "rinsing your mouth with it and then swallowing all of it immediately" still has a positive effect on your teeth. Have you looked into those at all, and if so, do you dismiss them all as lies?