According to a study published in the journal Nutrients, adults who ate healthy, including plenty of fruits and vegetables had better oral health than those who didn’t. “That’s because when you eat, you’re not just feeding yourself, you’re feeding all the good and bad bacteria that live in your mouth,” according to Mark Wolff, dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. A high fiber, low sugar diet is key in helping to prevent cavities and keeping teeth and gums strong and healthy.
Here are a few specific foods that one should add into their diet.
1. Water-this should be your beverage of choice as much as possible, especially water containing fluoride. Water cleans your mouth by washing away food and acids that can cause cavities.
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