Foods for teeth and Gum

Today, we are going to cover food that is important for teeth and gums to keep them healthy. We will go into detail to cover why it is important and how to use it to benefit ourselves. Most people do not pay enough attention to their teeth, just brush their teeth once, that’s it, and do not supply nutrients.

 

When you meet a dentist, they will recommend things like using soft soft-bristle brush or brushing twice a day or using fluoride paste or recommending other treatments or other precautions, something like that. They will not tell you about diet or nutrients that keep your teeth and gums healthy.

 

So today I am going to cover ingredients that help to keep your teeth and gums healthy, and food that contains those ingredients. Our body has different organs and muscles; similarly, gums and teeths the nutrient supply to them is the same for teeth and Let’s start.

 

Calcium

 

Calcium is important for bone; it is common knowledge, but we don’t give much attention to it. Our teeth are made of bone, which is why calcium is necessary to strengthen our teeth.

Which food contains calcium

Milk

Yogurt

Almonds

Dairy products

 

 

Phosphorus

 

Phosphorus is crucial for healthy teeth as it works with calcium to build and strengthen tooth enamel, the outer layer of the tooth that protects teeth from decay. Phosphorus has one more thing to do for teeth: it helps you to absorb calcium.

Food rich in Phosphorus

Fish

Eggs

Tofu

Dairy products

Meat

Tofu

Whole wheat and Rice

 

 

Vitamin D

 

Vitamin D plays a role in keeping teeth healthy. It helps in the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, which are essential for the mineralisation and strength of tooth enamel. If you take calcium and phosphorus but not Vitamin D, then it will lead to weakened teeth.

Fish

Egg

Milk

 

 

Crunchy food

 

Crunchy foods that contain water, like cucumber, rub your teeth naturally when chewed, such foods scrub and also clean your teeth.

Foods contain water

Cucumber

Tomato

Watermelon

 

 

Vitamin C

 

Vitamin C, you know that vitamin C boost your immune system, but why am I talking about Vitamin C in the topic of teeth and gums? Look at vitamin C

Strengthen our blood vessels, and at the same time, it reduces the inflammation. Inflammation is your body’s natural defence response to injury, infection or irritation. Our gums have blood vessels that carry nutrients. The better the blood circulation is better. When blood circulation is poor, you will have dark circles under your eyes or have erectile dysfunction, have dry skin.

If your blood vessels are strong, then every part of your body will be healthy. To strengthen them, you need to eat vitamin C every day

foods with vitamin C

Orange

Lemon

Bell paper

Kiwi

Papaya

 

 

Antioxidant

 

Antioxidants help you to protect your gums from bacterial infection, and at the same time, they protect you from cavities when cells of your gums get damaged and have bacterial infection, then antioxidants will protect you

foods for Antioxidants

all types of berries

Apple

Grapes

Berries

Garlic

 

 

Polyphenols

 

Polyphenol is the ingredient that protects your gums from cavities

Foods for Polyphenols

Green tea

Black tea

Flux seeds

Almonds

Soyabeans

Berries