Too Much White Wine Can Cause Teeth Erosion!

Dental experts have warned that too much white wine can rot your teeth.

The experts claimed that wines like Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, and Riesling are more likely to wear away protective tooth enamel than reds like Rioja and Merlot.

White Wine Increases Risk Of Dark Dental Stains
Could white wine help your tooth? Well, its time you rework the tooth-whitening mantra, for a study has found that the transparent beverage increases the risk of dark dental stains.

According to the docs from Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, prolonged contact with white wine erodes the calcium layer on teeth more quickly than red wines, reports The Daily Express.

To reach the conclusion, scientists compared the erosive effects of eight red and white wines from Germany, France, Italy and Spain on the enamel surface of extracted human teeth.

From analyses, scientists found that white wines caused "significantly" more erosion of teeth enamel.

Research: White Wine Just as Good as Red for Your Heart
The heart benefits of a glass of white wine are similar as that of a tipple of red, says a new study led by an Indian-origin researcher.

Co-author Brita Willershausena said: "Within the limits of this study, it can be predicted that frequent consumption of white wines might lead to severe dental erosion."

The study has been published in the science journal Nutrition Research.

Healthy White Wine Being Developed
Researchers from Technion, the Israeli Institute of Technology have revealed that it is possible to fortify white wine so that it mimics the healthy properties present in red wine.

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