Short answer: acetic acid erodes enamel, and enamel does not regrow — rinse your mouth with plain water after taking the gummy, and avoid brushing immediately afterwards, waiting about an hour instead.
Why this step matters more than it sounds
Rinsing removes the acid from your teeth before it has time to work on the enamel — a small, easy habit with a genuinely protective purpose given the formula's acidic content.
Why brushing immediately after is actually counterproductive
Softened enamel brushes away — brushing right after acid exposure can do more damage than the acid alone, which is why waiting roughly an hour before brushing is the recommended approach.
Why a gummy is still an improvement over drinking vinegar
A gummy format keeps the acid off your teeth better than drinking vinegar does — a genuine practical advantage of this format, even though the enamel caution still applies and shouldn't be skipped.
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