The Power Of A Proper Diet
May 30th, 2008

You may not know this, but a good diet can keep your teeth and gums looking healthy and strong. Studies show that fluoride can help fight tooth decay by reducing the rate of cativies by a whopping 60 percent.
Reportedly, facts obtained from recent studies also show that parents can start taking care of their child’s teeth by maintaining a proper diet during pregnancy. Specifically, foods that are rich in Calcium , like dairy products, canned salmon, fish, almonds, and green and leafy vegetables are encouraged. Foods that are rich in Vitamin D, such as milk and rice beverages are also advised. Moderate exposure to the sun is also a good source of Vitamin D.
Because children and teens are most likely to indulge in eating sweets and junks, parents are advised to look after the foods that their children eat because unhealthy food choices are filled with elements that would make your child prone to tooth decay. Moreover, parents should be aware of foods that seem “safe”, but are actually as worse as junks and sweets. Dried fruits, which have high sugar content, are perfect examples of the foods that are not recommended.
On a last note, let us not forget that dental hygiene is also an important part of the regimen. Brushing the teeth after meals and using dental floss are traditional ways of keeping your child’s teeth and gums healthy and strong.

You may not know this, but a good diet can keep your teeth and gums looking healthy and strong. Studies show that fluoride can help fight tooth decay by reducing the rate of cativies by a whopping 60 percent.
Reportedly, facts obtained from recent studies also show that parents can start taking care of their child’s teeth by maintaining a proper diet during pregnancy. Specifically, foods that are rich in Calcium , like dairy products, canned salmon, fish, almonds, and green and leafy vegetables are encouraged. Foods that are rich in Vitamin D, such as milk and rice beverages are also advised. Moderate exposure to the sun is also a good source of Vitamin D.
Because children and teens are most likely to indulge in eating sweets and junks, parents are advised to look after the foods that their children eat because unhealthy food choices are filled with elements that would make your child prone to tooth decay. Moreover, parents should be aware of foods that seem “safe”, but are actually as worse as junks and sweets. Dried fruits, which have high sugar content, are perfect examples of the foods that are not recommended.
On a last note, let us not forget that dental hygiene is also an important part of the regimen. Brushing the teeth after meals and using dental floss are traditional ways of keeping your child’s teeth and gums healthy and strong.





