<p>Yes...tea and wine too.  Hydrogen peroxide and baking soda can remove coffee stains from enamel.  Organic bits of the plants stain enamel over time.   </p>

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2019-09-21T05:21:48.343Z
Welcome! Can you also address the second part of the question - how quickly does the staining happen - if you have the knowledge? You can always [edit] your own posts, there’s a little link under your post for that. As for all new users, let me point you to the [tour] and our [help], which give an introduction to how the site works.
Stephie
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2019-09-21T02:35:02.410Z
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Seth Kolodny
<p>Yes, a few cups a day of black coffee will stain your teeth noticeably over a month or two (personal experience). It's easy to fix with a whitening toothpaste. You don't need one containing bleach; the one I use contains titanium dioxide. It got rid of the staining in a few days.</p>

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2019-10-02T10:18:22.380Z
Are you sure that actually whitens the teeth? According to this [article](https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-remove-toothpaste-stains-2146960) it's merely used to make the paste look whiter, it doesn't make the teeth whiter.
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2019-10-01T23:43:54.640Z
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z0r
<p>I would like to know if ground-coffee stains the enamel of our teeth. If so, how long and how frequent would its exposure to coffee be in order to acquire a taint or colouring? It is possible too that only additives to the coffee result in an affect to the enamel of our teeth.</p>

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Does coffee stain enamel?
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# Does coffee stain enamel?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-14)

I would like to know if ground-coffee stains the enamel of our teeth. If so, how long and how frequent would its exposure to coffee be in order to acquire a taint or colouring? It is possible too that only additives to the coffee result in an affect to the enamel of our teeth.

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2019-09-21. Score: 3

Yes...tea and wine too. Hydrogen peroxide and baking soda can remove coffee stains from enamel. Organic bits of the plants stain enamel over time.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Welcome! Can you also address the second part of the question - how quickly does the staining happen - if you have the knowledge? You can always [edit] your own posts, there’s a little link under your post for that. As for all new users, let me point you to the [tour] and our [help], which give an introduction to how the site works.  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-10-01. Score: 2

Yes, a few cups a day of black coffee will stain your teeth noticeably over a month or two (personal experience). It's easy to fix with a whitening toothpaste. You don't need one containing bleach; the one I use contains titanium dioxide. It got rid of the staining in a few days.

> **Comments:**
> **username_4**: Are you sure that actually whitens the teeth? According to this [article](https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-remove-toothpaste-stains-2146960) it's merely used to make the paste look whiter, it doesn't make the teeth whiter.  

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