Is coffee bad for teeth? You may not want to know the answer, preferring to “hear no evil, see no evil.” After all, drinking ...

It's been a long year, and you've likely enjoyed a lot of things that have left their mark on your teeth — coffee, tea, wine, berries, soda and more can stain your chompers for the long haul.

Coffee is one of the toughest stains to remove because coffee contains tannin, the same tricky culprits responsible for ...

The Dr Dent Professional Teeth Whitening Strips, now on sale for £19.95, have been praised by shoppers for their 'amazing' ...

Consumers looking for a teeth whitening solution can't stop ... punch to remove up to 14 years worth of stubborn stains caused by coffee, wine, or nicotine, promising a smile that might get ...

I stopped drinking alcohol this year, so I haven’t had to worry about red wine staining my teeth, but coffee has quickly ... If you have deep-set stains and feel like you’ve tried everything ...

sipping a hot latte on a crisp fall morning — all plenty of reasons to show off your teeth. If you want to amp up the wattage of your grin (coffee stains are real, friends!), now's the best time ...

Even the most dedicated toothbrushers will struggle to keep stains at bay ... I do drink coffee regularly but I equally regularly clean my teeth. There’s an initial improvement but I’m ...