Saturday, September 23, 2017
Dental strategy?
A local dentist is advertising on radio that he knows how to give you a "long-term strategy for dental health."
Undoubtedly just a slogan, but it points to a real problem.
I've used dentists regularly because I started with bad genes and bad habits. Around age 30 I began flossing which made SOME difference, but I didn't figure out the REAL difference until just 5 years ago.
Tomatoes. Vitamin C.
After I started eating one fresh tomato each day, my gums and teeth FINALLY got healthy. No more inflammation in the gums, no more cavities in teeth. Definite and sharp difference.
No dentist ever told me to eat more C. No dentist ever asked about diet. I had to figure it out by trial and error after 62 years of doing the wrong things.
Would the "long-term strategy" include diet? If not, it's not a strategy.
After I started eating one fresh tomato each day, my gums and teeth FINALLY got healthy. No more inflammation in the gums, no more cavities in teeth. Definite and sharp difference.
No dentist ever told me to eat more C. No dentist ever asked about diet. I had to figure it out by trial and error after 62 years of doing the wrong things.
Would the "long-term strategy" include diet? If not, it's not a strategy.Labels: se-lu
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