You mentioned about alcohol, I wonder how serious can it be for a coffee-drinker like me. Is tea more forgiving to the teeth?
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excellent post…! Another problem with acidic sodas and coffee is the pH balance problem. an acidic pH makes the bacteria grow faster and therefore you get more toxins. Also xylitol is an excellent sugar that the bacteria cannot utilize – but we (as humans) can!

Gum disease can also lead to bad breath, ultimately leading to cavities, root decay and perpetual head aches, these are just few of those which are directly related to gum disease, as i understand it can even start stomach problems, indigestion and acid reflux in severe cases

Take steps to care for your own dental health using holistic remedies. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and can prevent tooth decay, painful gum conditions, and the expense associated with multiple dental visits.