Why do my teeth hurt after drinking energy drinks?

Probably because most energy drinks have lots of sugars and acids, both of which encourage cavities. You'd probably be better off switching to (unsweetened, or very lightly sweetened) coffee or tea. read more

Energy drinks, however, were twice as bad. Damaged tooth enamel cannot be fixed. The study is published in the journal General Dentistry. Sports Drinks, Energy Drinks, and Teeth: Study Details. The drinks are especially popular among teens and young adults. read more

Last night I drank two small cans of 'V', and today I'm not able to bite anything without wanting to cry from pain. I even tried eating potato gems and it still hurt. read more

If you're drinking enough to fall into a drunken sleep, there's a high chance you're grinding your teeth, or your tightening your jaw as you sleep. I tend to do this sometimes, and the next day my jaw hurts. read more

Whenever i consume energy drinks (ex. Monster , Red Bull , ) my teeth hurt like hell ! It happens with Coke and sprite as well but it needs to be more than 2-3 bottles. read more