Thread: Creatine and Dextrose

Really could be...maybe the solution is a quick brushing right after taking your creatine/dextrose!

There could be other causes.

Originally posted by gopro
Really could be...maybe the solution is a quick brushing right after taking your creatine/dextrose!

Or maybe even drinking some plain water afterward. I've noticed increased tartar since I started taking supplements.

thats weird cause its not like he's keeping it in his mouth for any long period of time[god i hope this does'nt go pornal]brushing his teeth right after would be the thing to do i guess.

Originally posted by Tank316
thats weird cause its not like he's keeping it in his mouth for any long period of time

Um..........Tank....:o...........mind explaining exactly how you know he doesn`t keep it in his mouth for long???

i knew that was the wrong thing to type, i just friggin knew it

Originally posted by Tank316
i knew that was the wrong thing to type, i just friggin knew it

Well hey....if this was the thread you decided to "cum out" in then you really should have given us some warning first ......

I have to agree, I dont think its the creatine or the dextrose at all.
There are 100s of other different reasons why he might be getting cavities. Like,
#1 how often does he brush his teeth
#2 does he get enough calcium in his diet(body builder usually need 2-3 times as much than a normal person)
#3 does he get enough sleep?
#4 you will definatly get cavities if you are on juice
#5 does he use chewable vitamin-c pills?
#6 stress will cause you to get cavities
#7 rapid weightloss WILL make your teeth break down
#8 Protein powder is extremely sticky and sticks to your teeth, does he use sugars in his shakes?
#9 Does he use any medicine what so ever?, alot of them cause dry-mouth
#10 De-hydration for long periods of time, cause cavities.
#11 Grinding of teeth when you sleep, or in the gym, alot of people grind their teeth when they lift heavy which will damage your teeth.
#12 Does he drink coke(diet, decaf etc), all of them contain citric and phosporic acid.

I`m sure there has got to be a 13th reason too

Or, because none of us know for sure...it CAN be the dextrose. He didn't really start getting cavities until he started with the creatine/dextrose.

Sugar can help cause cavities...dextrose is sugar...not too far of a leap!

Yeah, we went through reasons why he'd all of a sudden start gettin cavities and the Supplements and working out 3-4 times a week are the only thing that he's changed over the past 2 years.

Maybe its just because hes getting older, i just thought I'd throw the Creatine/dextrose thing out to see if anyones seen anything linking the posibility of it causing cavities.

Thanks everyone!

Originally posted by kuso



Well hey....if this was the thread you decided to "cum out" in then you really should have given us some warning first ......

hey, my name aint friggin ALBOB dam it.