The meats themselves are fine; it's the sugary and acidic marinades and sauces that cause problems. Both are bad for your oral health.
Biting too hard on these hard candies can damage dental work like fillings and crowns, and they often have more sugar than a similarly sized piece of candy.
In addition to the fact that the sugary syrup used to preserve canned fruit is harmful to teeth, the fruit itself is often overly sweet.
Teeth may become discolored due to coffee's tannins. If they drink even one cup per day, they risk turning a brownish yellow color.
Due to the potential harm they may cause, they are considered even more dangerous than candy. Because they are a simple starch, oral bacteria can feed on them.
Furthermore, dried fruit contains more sugar per piece, which increases the likelihood of bacterial growth.
A lot of energy drinks are more acidic than regular sports drinks. The hyperactivity brought on by caffeine-containing drinks is another problem that can lead to teeth grinding.
Despite its reputation as a healthy breakfast option, granola typically contains a great deal of sugar.
This popular sandwich is a sugar overload due to the fact that most commercially available peanut butters and jelly are sweetened.
It's a double whammy: both acid and sugar are detrimental to dental health. Even the most pungent dill pickles are hazardous, as is the case with all pickles.