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An eating disorder is a psychological illness that manifests itself in unhealthy eating habits. There are different kinds of eating disorders, but all of them have negative consequences for the health of the individual, and as such have negative consequences for teeth.

Some foods do wonders for the teeth. Our teeth, just like the rest of our body is made up of nutrients, minerals and carbon based compounds. Like the rest of our body, they need the right kinds of nutrients to replenish themselves and without them are subject to decay and damage.

Some foods do wonders for the teeth. Our teeth, just like the rest of our body is made up of nutrients, minerals and carbon based compounds.

Do you love sweets? Do you take 2-3 lumps in your tea or coffee? If you answered yes to these two questions, you are at heightened risk of tooth decay. Whether you already have fillings or not, your teeth are being destroyed by bacteria.

Most systemic diseases affect the oral cavity, and acid reflux disease is sadly no exception. Although not primarily a dental illness, acid reflux disease does have negative connotations for the teeth, and does warrant special attention.