We are what we eat:

We eat and drink, and our body makes all cells from the material it gets so what we eat and drink has a strong influence on the health of our body and therefore on our teeth. Sweets and sugary drinks do strongly contribute to tooth decay if those teeth don't get their proper care. The biggest issue is not to thoroughly clean and brush your teeth whithin a 20 minutes windows after enjoying a meal or a beverage. Followed we have our comsetic teeth cover on offer:

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Eating right:

There is a perception that fluorides have completely resolved the problem of caries, but that's far from the truth. We're looking at the way the body reconstructs itself . There is a certain lack of research and funding in nutrition and oral connections has made it difficult to move forward. Preventive dental care and nutritional counseling need are more important components of your teeth and body's' health.

The rigth food:

Choosing the right food and having a healthy diet may sound easy, however, fruits, milk, cereals, bread and some vegetables contain sugars and/or starches. Carbonated sodas, sweet fruit drinks, and sugary snack foods should be limited, the more whol grain foods and fresh vegetables you eat the better aka healthier your teeth will become. Just brush your teeth twice a day and floss daily.

Health Tips

• Drink about 2 liter of water,
• Eat a variety of healthy foods from the five major food groups,
• Limit snacking in between meals,
• Limit snacks and drinks that are high in sugar.
• Brush your teeth after each and every meal/snack.

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Cheese helps:

A glass of milk or a piece of cheese after your meals neutralize the acids in your mouth and keep your teeth healthy. Did you know? Dairy products, at best unsweetened, such like whole milk, yogurt, cheese, cottage cheese, etc. contain calcium and vitamin D. These nutrients strengthen your teeth, help in rebuilding your tooth enamel, and maintain balanced pH level in your mouth.