If teeth look like pearls, they have been borrowed to wear.
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Answer
Question: Is it harmful for teeth to eat hot or cold food?
Answer: It is desirable to avoid eating too cold or too hot food and drinks.
At abrupt heating or cooling of teeth the enamel fissures. The resulting fissures make way for penetration of food particles that bacteria feed on. This is the beginning of caries, i.e. holes in teeth. For several years "Panmed" applies successfully a special material that closes the existing fissures in the enamel reliably and for long periods.
Quick heating or cooling of cermet crowns also produces a negative effect on the cement that fixes the crowns and bridges. The cement fractures and ceases to hold the crown on the sawn tooth, so the cement does not hold the crown any longer and it goes off.
Regular consuming of very hot food and drinks will lead to a chronic burn of the mucous membrane of mouth and esophagus. In its turn, the chronic burn may result in tumor or cancer. Inhabitants of the North are accustomed to drinking very hot tea, practically boiling hot tea, and cancer of esophagus and mucous membrane of mouth is occurring here frequently.
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