Illustration of two people surrounded by plants and scientific molecular structures, embodying Tannin's belief that 'Confidence Starts in the Mouth.' This visual represents the natural ingredients and science behind Tannin’s formula, aimed at empowering individuals to feel confident and refreshed.

Confidence Starts in the Mouth.

Tannin’s are magical compounds found abundantly in nature. They give coffee it’s signature flavor, but can create some real issues when left unaddressed...

  • Coffee's acidic nature can weaken the enamel, the protective outer layer of your teeth, making them more susceptible to damage and decay over time. This erosion of enamel not only compromises the strength of your teeth but also contributes to tooth sensitivity. 

  • Coffee particles linger in the mouth, creating an environment where odor-causing bacteria thrive and "coffee breath" is the unfortunate result.

  • The dark pigments in coffee stick to your enamel and gradually stain teeth, making them appear yellow or discolored. These unsightly stains are difficult to remove with regular brushing alone.

  • Tannins in coffee reduce saliva production, leading to a feeling of mouth dryness and discomfort. Your mouth relies on saliva to neutralize acids and protect against decay.

  • The acidity from coffee can trigger or irritate painful canker sores in some individuals. If that's you, you know what we mean :)

  • Sugar in coffee, combined with decreased saliva, creates a breeding ground for bacteria and an ideal environment for cavities to form and thrive.

The Coffee Dilemma

Close-up of coffee beans being roasted, representing the source of tannins, acids, and caffeine. These elements, while central to coffee's rich flavor, can impact oral health by staining teeth, eroding enamel, and reducing saliva, as highlighted in the quote from Dr. Michael Wei.

What the dentist say

“Coffee contains tannins that can stain teeth, acid that can erode tooth enamel, and caffeine that can dry out the mouth, reducing saliva production and leading to an increased risk of cavities.”

- Dr. Michael Wei, Dentist

Did You Know?

Most dentist recommend waiting 30 minutes after coffee to brush your teeth. If you brush immediately, you are likely just spreading the acid around your mouth!

Social Health Impact

Illustration of a person hugging a large coffee cup with coffee splashing out, symbolizing Tannin’s mission to enhance the coffee experience while supporting oral health. This visual embodies the brand's commitment to uplifting meaningful connections and making coffee moments more enjoyable.

For The Moments That Matter

We developed TANNIN to enhance your coffee experience, uplift your oral care, and reduce the barriers to meaningful connection.