Re: Ron's Chipped Tooth Remedies
30 days agoNo. Tannins in tea/coffee are acidic. Ingredients in the remineralization paste are highly alkaline. Would remove old stains over time thru neutralization. Would line the ridges and pores with their alkaline particles, too, so tannins could no longer make their way in to stain, as well being neutralized upon contact.
Black walnut has been a tooth whitener in Indian / Ayurvedic medicine for millenia. The bentonite & horsetail polish and leave nothing visible behind. I know I said some stays in the pores. but its so microscopic. And baking soda has some major whitening history too.
https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/tooth_enamel.html
I pulled my remedy from this page after cross referencing many ingredients with other sources on tooth remineralization to cover back up exposed nerves from breaks / cavities. This concoction is meant to heal old enamel and build new layers over. I have noticed my teeth become whiter over time. but very sort of slowly. I quit coffee a few years before I started this paste though. im unsure how it would work for you. I still drink black tea regularly and I seem to avoid stains well, but tea has less tannin than coffee. Im pretty sure this would actually remove your stains over time slowly with proper technique even continuing coffee.