The potential side effects and other factors make this a dangerous proposition. Never take medication with alcohol. According to the US Food and Drug Administration, over 50 percent of all prescription drugs interact with alcohol. Use one pharmacy for the whole family. A Mexican lunch consisting of a cheese tortilla with chilies and a cup of tea could be enough to keep the doctor and the dentist away.
Cheese seems to have a cavity sparing effect.
Scientists haven't pinned down the exact mechanism, but cheese stimulates saliva flow, which washes away corrosive acids. It also leaves a coating of fat on your enamel protecting your teeth from these teeth damaging acids. Cheddar, Monterey Jack and Swiss as well as Mozzarella, Edam, Muenster and Gouda all seem to fight tooth decay. Investigators found that when cheese is eaten before a sugary food, acid levels in the mouth don't climb. In fact, eating cheese four times a day for two weeks.