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fromMail Online
2 days ago

Brush teeth before or after breakfast? Dentist finally settles debate

Brushing teeth before breakfast is recommended to protect enamel and reduce damage from acidic foods consumed afterward.
Cooking
fromTasting Table
5 months ago

Should You Cook Tomatoes In Cast Iron? It Depends - Tasting Table

Acidic foods can leach iron from cast-iron pans, causing metallic taste and higher iron content, while brief cooking usually prevents noticeable effects.
fromBuzzFeed
11 months ago

12 Things Dental Hygienists Would Never, Ever Do To Their Teeth

I never brush my teeth right after eating or drinking because I would be brushing in an acidic environment, which can damage my teeth. I wait thirty minutes when the pH in my mouth has returned to an alkaline state.
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