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HEALTHY FOOD FOR HEALTHY TEETH

In this PDF we provide healthy tips, precaution for your teeth. Eat healthy food for healthy teeth. Take Proper diet for your teeth.<br>Visit us: http://32smiles.in/healthy-food-healthy-teeth/ and you can call us on 91 9421586645<br>

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HEALTHY FOOD FOR HEALTHY TEETH

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  1. 32 Smiles- Dental Hospital HEALTHY FOOD FOR HEALTHY TEETH Why proper diet is important for my teeth? - To prevent cavities and maintain good oral health, your diet — what you eat and how often you eat — are important factors. Which Food Items are harmful for my teeth? - Food containing sugars in any form like sweets, chocolates, candies, ice-cream, dry fruits, etc Refined foods like pizza, cakes, burgers, French fries, cookies, bread, puddings, etc. Acidic foods like citrus fruits, lemon, pickles, vinegar, etc. Any soft and sticky foods which do not get cleansed easily are harmful for teeth. Too much consumption of tea & coffee can lead to stains around teeth and discolor them. - - - - Tell me some facts which I should know about oral cavity? Importance of saliva - - Helps to maintain the pH of the oral cavity to near neutral. Killing bacteria with different enzymes and antibodies. & helps in natural cleaning of teeth. It also carries calcium and phosphate minerals which can be taken up by the teeth to strengthen teeth against tooth decay. Therefore, it is very important to maintain the normal flow of saliva. - - Continuous snacking and sweet & beverages – more acids in saliva – more decay. What can I do to prevent tooth decay? - Limit the frequency of snacking to maximum 5-6/day including tea, coffee, etc., with three major meals and three snacks. Dental Tips Page 1

  2. 32 Smiles- Dental Hospital - Eating smartly –Preferably have sugary foods with major meals. –Avoid retaining sugars (eg.chocolates) in the mouth for long time. –Consume foods majorly in their basic forms like whole fruit instead of juice. Keep your diet rich in fibrous and protein rich foods instead of soft & junk foods. – Choose right combinations of food oCalcium and Vitamin C promote oral health. Calcium has been shown to help build strong teeth, and Vit C is a powerful antioxidant that also plays an important role in collagen synthesis, by which it helps you develop and maintain healthy gums. oDairy products, including milk, yogurt and cheese are good sources of calcium. Many fruits and vegetables including berries, oranges and cantaloupe, as well as green vegetables including broccoli and spinach are excellent sources of vitamin C. oDrinking lot of water to stimulate salivary flow esp. tap water which contains fluoride. oRinse your mouth after you consume anything, even sweetened milk or tea,etc. oBrush your teeth after major meals or at least twice a day.Only rinse your mouth after having any acidic foods or drinks. Do not brush immediately as it leads to loss of tooth structure. - Dental Tips Page 2

  3. 32 Smiles- Dental Hospital Things to Remember: - - - Choose sugary foods less often Avoid sweets between meals Eat a variety of low or non-fat foods from the basic groups Of course, in addition to eating right, it’s important to follow a consistent dental care routine of twice-daily tooth brushing and daily flossing to promote oral health. Be sure to see your dental professional regularly and talk to them if you have questions about how your diet might affect your oral health. Dental Tips Page 3

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