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The truthful answer is that some fizzy beverages don't stain the teeth as much as we make it out to do. Tea is the most staining drink product, and Coke hardly stains the teeth, but weakens them. Dr Pepper, Fanta, Sprite and other popular carbonated soft drinks do not stain the teeth, though constant overdose could start plaque or gentle staining.

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Q: What beverages stain the teeth faster like coffee tea or coke?
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Stain them.


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