Will beer rot your teeth?
359817
More it will rot your intestines - which is why you always fart a lot after drinking beer.
137290
Well, YES and NO! Beer's fattening reputation has more to do with the lifestyle of those who drink it, and the greasy bar snacks that often accompany a night down the local. \n\nThere isn't even concrete evidence that the human body can turn alcohol into fat
1032340
Chocolates contain a lot of sugar.  Bacteria that live on our teeth can feed on this sugar, and as they do they produce acidic compounds that can damage our teeth.\n\nBrushing your teeth regularly helps remove some of these bacteria, as well as the excess nutrients from the food we eat (that the bacteria can feed on).
1065858
Booze has a lot of carbohydrates in it.  That is the reason you see a lot of people who drink with BEER BELLIES. Especially beer it has barley which is in the bread group and when you are on a diet that is one of the areas to avoid.
507856
I never tasted urine,but i like corona with a lime of coarse.But you have a good question cuz what kinda a beer should have to have a lime to make it taste good?Suggestion, Switch to Modelo.It taste great like corona and you dont need the lime.Many people say Heineken taste like skunk pi$$,but i also like that.Genuine draft is my flavor of choice,Its affordable and taste good.My wife likes Busch light which is fine by me (very inexpensive).So in closing its you!
1161598
No, it doesn't really.  They don't have sugar, so they don't add to the decay of  your teeth, and they produce saliva, which actually helps your teeth battle the acid that may be there due to some foods.  It doens't harm your teeth, but it doesn't replace flossing and brushing.
601004
I am a dentist.\n\nThey will likely get worse.  VERY IMPORTANT: Just because you cannot see a large cavity on your tooth does not mean that the decay has not progressed.\n\nA little lesson on dental caries (i.e. cavities):\n\nYour teeth consist of four basic components: 1. pulp (i.e. nerves, arteries, veins, lymphatic tissues, connective tissue, etc.), 2. dentin, which comprises the bulk and the basic shape of the entire tooth, 3. cementum, which lines the root of the tooth, and 4. enamel, which is the part of the tooth you can see in your mouth.  Think of your tooth as a dentin pole.  The part stuck in the bone is covered with cementum.  The part sticking above your gums is covered with enamel.  Enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, and is about 96% mineral in structure.\n\nVarious bacterial live on your teeth.  They form what's called a biofilm, consisting of bacteria and supporting structures that help them remain on your teeth.  These bacteria feed off of sugars you consume.  One of the products of their metabolism is lactic acid.  Acids destroy tooth structure, even the hard, outer enamel surface on your tooth.  (This is not their intent, rather, it is just a very negative side-effect of their existence.)\n\nAs the acid destroyes enough enamel to reach the dentin beneath, decay can spread more rapidly.  Once through the enamel, decay will follow the path of least resistance, which is through the dentin rather than the enamel.  The bacterial now residing on the surface of your dentin need only a small hole in the top of the tooth for nutrients to reach them and sustain them.  Furthermore, your toothbrush can never reach these bacteria, because they are protected from brushing by your enamel!\n\nVery frequently I treat large cavities that were hardly visible from the outside of the tooth.  Of course, such cavities are readily seen on an x-ray.  All the more reason for you to get regular dental check-ups.
360931
Nothing. Bars will simply put out pretzels or those munchies mix stuff. Beer will emerge unscathed.
805277
There isn't a beer that won't affect your fighting abilities, no matter what anyone says. Drinking causes you to gain weight, no matter the alchohol, and it slows your reaction time down. It also makes you slow overall. So, don't drink. I'm trying to get my boyfriend to quit...
509048
the bacteria from your mouth(due to tooth decay) can go to any part of your body. remember the nerve in your tooth is connected to many body parts. and yeah it can get into your bloodstream as well and do a whole lot of damage to your body. so try to get it fixed soon.
875503
Of those three, I'd have to say Water....\n\n\nI've drunken nothing but water, fruit juices, and milk most of my life.  Perhaps once or twice a week I have some soda, and it doesn't bother me at all.  I'm currently 34 years old, and never had a cavity IN MY LIFE.  No dentures, I have all my teeth, no cavities, no caps, no fillings, no root canals.....NOTHING.  I attribute this to eating healthy, staying away from too many sweets, and only visiting the dentist once every seven years......
1106521
I make fruity drinks though YOU CAN taste the alcohol, I don't like beer for its taste...tooo bitter, though if I get drunk enough I will start to drink it.
327348
You can chew gum, but should not swallow it and you can swallow beverages and not chew them.  Just a guess.
590705
not sure about your teeth, but the clorox will wreak serious havoc on your internal organs!  don't use real bleach to whiten your teeth!
781393
Whoever told you that is miss informed. The alcohol in beer will decrease your comprehension and retetion of the information you are trying to study.
320737
No. Just your liver and brain cells. Nothing so notably important as your teeth, thank god.
816627
I think water would be the best thing for you, if you are dehydrated already then beer will just make it worse!