You have probably heard many times that teeth are the mirror of the body and that they reflect our general health. But do you know why? Well, the answer is very simple: because what we eat directly affects our oral health.
Nutrition has a direct influence on our teeth and gums. In fact, according to studies, more than 90% of oral diseases have a nutritional basis.
You may not realize it, but the foods you eat have a direct impact on your oral health. In fact, poor nutrition is one of the main risk factors for developing cavities and gum disease.
This is because the mouth is full of bacteria that feed on sugary and starchy foods, producing acid that can damage teeth.
Not only can poor nutrition lead to tooth decay and gum disease, but it can also cause other problems, such as dry mouth, which can make it difficult to speak and eat.
In addition, malnourished people are more likely to develop infections in the mouth, which can lead to further complications.
There is a way to easily and effectively measure your nutritional levels, and at Functional Wellness Network, we provide high tech solution devices for the Healthcare field, including dentists.
We also focus in showing you natural functional ways to improve your health and prevent diseases.
Now you know that what you eat also has a direct impact on the health of your teeth and gums.
By monitoring your nutrient intake, you can make sure you’re giving your smile everything it needs to stay strong and healthy.
At Functional Wellness Network, we help the Healthcare Industry, Health Practitioners get turn key points solutions to improve their services and help their patients get better outcomes.
If you would like to know more on how we help the Healthcare industry, please visit our website at: www.functionalwellnessnetwork.com
Dr. Mansi Shah
Functional Wellness Network
www.functionalwellnessnetwork.com
