If you are experiencing acid reflux, stomach acids can enter your mouth. These acids can be harmful to your teeth and gums, making it important to maintain regular appointments with your dentist.

Key takeaways:
-  Tooth enamel is worn away by harsh stomach acids, placing you at increased risk for tooth sensitivity.
-  The shape and colour of your teeth can appear different, looking sharper or having a yellow hue.
-  Your dentist will offer advice to counter acid reflux, such as using a fluoride mouthwash or regularly rinsing with water.

"Acid reflux is especially damaging to your teeth while you’re asleep. Lying down can make it easier for stomach acids to get into the mouth. While you sleep, your mouth is also more dry, which means there’s less saliva to help buffer the acid’s effects against your teeth."

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