As soon as the sun is shining, everyone seems to have a natural urge to eat better. Whether wanting to cut down on sugars or eliminate certain foods and drinks, it’s a continual summer theme that junk foods are out and better alternatives are in. While being healthier for the body, some ‘healthy’ foods and drinks can have a negative impact on the teeth and gums. It’s important to remind patients of what they can do to avoid developing conditions like tooth decay through diet.
Healthy pitfalls
When a food or drink is labelled as healthy, it’s very common for individuals to overlook elements of it that have the potential to be harmful to their mouths, such as the level of acidity.
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