News

For millions, the day doesn’t start until that first cup of coffee. What most don’t realize is each sip quietly erodes enamel, leaving teeth prone to staining, coffee breath, and long-term enamel damage. Acid softens enamel and lets coffee’s dark pigments penetrate, making stains harder to remove.

What most people don’t realize is that each sip quietly erodes enamel (the protective shield of your teeth), setting the stage for sensitivity, staining, and cavities. Every cup drops your mouth pH into the acidic zone for about 30 minutes, creating an ‘acidic window’—a period when teeth are extra vulnerable to erosion.

About 25–30% of people worldwide struggle with chronic bad breath. Most people rely on mints, gum, or mouthwash to cover it up. But these only mask odors temporarily (and sometimes making matters worse) without tackling the real causes.