The same polyphenols that support healthy gut bacteria may help kill harmful bacteria in the mouth, leading to healthier teeth and gums.
Limiting the growth of bacteria that cause plaque and infections means black tea may also help prevent bad breath. Additionally, regular consumption of black tea could help slow down or prevent the progression of oral leukoplakia, a common form of oral cancer.

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