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Can an apple brown someone's teeth instead of whiten them?
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No: I have never heard of an apple staining your teeth. There many foods and drinks that can cause your teeth to discolor. Some medications can cause stains or color changes in tooth color. Eat your apples.
Answered 4/8/2014
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