How Your Diet Affects Your Teeth

Hey Guys,

Over the years you have probably become aware that sugary foods affect your teeth… but were you aware of how the rest of your diet affects your teeth?
Our diets are one of the main reasons we encounter teeth problems. They are the second leading cause of tooth decay and a variety of illnesses – after poor oral hygiene routines.
Today we are going to look at our diets, how they affect our teeth and what you can do to avoid these issues.
Find out everything you need to know, from what your mouth does need to what your mouth doesn’t need, to maintain healthy teeth.
We have posted this image on Behance if you would like to go and check it out!: https://www.behance.net/gallery/73712147/Healthy-Teeth

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