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Excessive black tea consumption can also cause fluorosis. It's quite difficult to say just how much tea one would have to drink to cause any symptoms though. B
by dbbolton 12y ago
Excessive black tea consumption can also cause fluorosis. It's quite difficult to say just how much tea one would have to drink to cause any symptoms though.
Bottom line, moderation is usually a good idea.
- Kluny 12y agoWhat's fluorosis?
- jrockway 12y agoThe result of consuming too much fluoride. I believe it usually manifests as white marks on your teeth, but only as they grow in, so I'm not sure adults should care about fluorosis or not.
- dbbolton 12y agoUnfortunately fluorosis can be a bit more serious than just some marks on your teeth. In severe cases of skeletal fluorosis, patients can experience pain/damage to the bones and joints. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeletal_fluorosis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skeletal_fluorosis