Due to the acidity of the beverage, tooth erosion may be a professional hazard for wine tasters and even regular drinkers need to take some precautions.
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A 2001 study found that wine tasters who tested more than one hour each day between 20 and 50 different wines underwent some form of enamel erosion.
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Wine tasters keep their wines in contact with the enamel while gargling and vomiting after tasting, resulting in enamel erosion. White wines have a higher acidity than red wines, while Italian red wines with higher fluorine contents have less aggressiveness than French wines.