Is Stevia bad for your teeth?

The short answer to your question is no. Stevia and other artificial sweeteners are not fermentable sugars and more closely resemble proteins. Without sugar, any bacteria that's present in the tooth or gums cannot produce the acid that harms teeth.Oct 13, 2015 read more

The extraction process may involve the use of harmful additives and chemicals that aren't present in the unrefined plant. In short, you shouldn't assume that any artificial sweetener is good for your teeth even if it's sugar-free. Your best bet to healthy teeth is to practice good oral hygiene. read more

One of the main concerns about stevia safety is that it affects fertility. There is information floating around the internet that there are studies showing that stevia caused infertility in rats, and there's also talk that stevia has been used in Paraguay for contraception. read more

A concentrate of stevia can be safe, but any thing that is extracted from stevia becomes and isolate and can be potentially dangerous. Also do not use stevia drops stored in glycerin. If you do use stevia, you must use it in strict moderation. read more