5 Habits That Harm Your Teeth & Gums

You’re a (White) Wine Lover

Red wine can stain teeth, but did you know that both red and white wine can actually damage your gums because they are high in acidity?

You’re a Nail Biter

Whether it’s incessant foot-tapping or hand-wringing, many of us have stress-induced habits. If yours is a nail-biting habit, know that each time you bring your hand to your mouth and start chewing, you’re inviting all sorts of germs and grime lodged under nails to your mouth.

You Don’t Have Time

Being too busy or too tired doesn’t mean your oral care should be ignored. We’ve all had lapses in our oral-care routine, but the reality is that taking a laid-back approach to brushing, sporadic flossing and rinsing results in visible plaque on teeth.

You’re a Toothpick Regular

These tiny sticks, when used the correct way, can clean areas between your teeth. But toothpicks are often used in a way that is not beneficial and damages gum tissue.

You Love Lemons

Lemons and other citrus fruits contain acid that may harm gum tissue, and could irritate an already vulnerable mouth. Even though they pack the immunity-boosting vitamin C and are natural antimicrobials that kill bacteria, they should not be consumed excessively in your diet.

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