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coffee stains on teeth: what helps
does coffee stain your teeth?
it can. coffee leaves surface stains, the kind that settle on the outside of your teeth. tea, matcha, and red wine can too.
why does coffee stain teeth?
coffee is deeply coloured, and some of that colour can cling to the surface of your teeth. a cup here and there adds up over time.
how to prevent coffee stains on teeth
a few simple habits help keep coffee stains down: swish some water around after your coffee, brush twice a day, and keep up with your regular dental cleanings. if you drink iced coffee, a straw keeps some of it off your front teeth.
how to get rid of coffee stains on teeth
surface stains can be lifted. your dentist can clean them off. at home, beam brightens and lifts surface stains, including the ones coffee leaves behind.
tea, matcha, and red wine stains
they settle on the surface of your teeth the same way coffee does. the same habits help, and beam lifts these surface stains too.
before you start
if you have dental work or any concerns about your teeth, talk to your dentist before starting anything new. not for children under 16. do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding, if you have existing dental or gum problems, or an allergy to any listed ingredient. avoid contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse well with water. do not swallow strips. stop use if irritation occurs and talk to your dentist.
beam works on surface stains only. results may vary, and the effect is temporary. beam isn't a medical or dental treatment, and it doesn't replace a visit to your dentist.