There are many strong connections between our dental health and our overall health. While dentistry and medicine are two separate entities, we know that the link between the two is very strong. We also know that if we begin practicing good oral health habits when we’re young, we can help prevent cavities, gum disease, and secondary health issues that are tied to dental health. Dental Health Through the Years In-Vitro Dental health actually starts in-vitro, meaning when a baby is still in the mother’s womb. The best thing an expectant mother can do for her baby’s dental health is to ensure she is eating a healthy diet high in calcium and folic acid. Both of these minerals will help a baby to develop healthy gums, and in turn health teeth. As we already know, teeth are composed largely of calcium, so ensuring adequate consumption is vitally important to the baby. Read the full article...
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