It’s almost Valentine’s and with it comes the red roses, dresses, lips and wine. Although the day will be surely filled with reds (as it is traditionally known as the color love), one red isn’t welcome. What is it? Red wine-stained teeth! According to professional dentists in Manila , red wine-stained teeth are one of the common worries of their patients. People often ask what dental service they must avail to avoid making bloody-red smiles during warm gatherings. Fortunately, dental professionals have a lot of tips for their patients. And don’t worry: to stop drinking isn’t one of them. *winks* 1. Keep your enamel in tip-top shape. The enamel is the protective layer of the teeth and the hardest tissue of your body. However, studies show that some ingredients of wine can break down the enamel and result in small cracks. These small cracks let pigments and acids (chromogens and tannins) soak in the pearly whites. What’s worse is that it can also lead to dull or discolored teeth