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When going to the dentists, there's a chance you'll have been reminded about the importance of flossing.

Michael Mosley has a strong warning for people who brush their teeth immediately after breakfast.

READ MORE: Should you brush your teeth before or after breakfast? A dentist shares their adviceSpeaking to The Sun, one dental expert, Dr Khaled Kasem, Chief Orthodontist of orthodontic chain Impress, listed five trends that could lead to severe tooth pain. 1. Lemon waterAlthough lemons are generally good for you, Dr Kasem warns that the acidity in lemon water could lead to the erosion of enamel, the thin outer covering of the tooth, leaving you teeth “susceptible to gum disease and decay over time.”Explaining that lemon water should be drunk through a straw if it is a daily ritual, people with mouth sores are better off steering clear of lemon water all together “as the acidity can cause irritation and inflammation.”2. Apple cider vinegarSimilar to lemon water, apple cider vinegar is also highly acidic and can lead to the erosion of tooth enamel, Dr Kasem warns.

Pets are affectionate creatures, but a dental health expert says people shouldn't make a habit of letting dogs kiss them.

A woman with a dazzling smile has revealed her bizarre beauty hack to keeping her teeth pearly white - however a dentist has warned the DIY method can be dangerous. Saskia Ward, from Manchester, claims her teeth remain so bright because she brushes her teeth with purple shampoo every night.