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We Can Finally Have Gum AND Good Teeth!

Monday, October 8, 2007
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Studies show that sugar free gum is now approved by the American Dental Association to help reduce plaque, prevent cavities, and strengthen teeth.

Although it is not a complete substitute for your daily oral regimen of brushing and flossing, this is a good way to help dental health between meals.

As an avid gum chewer, as well as my kids, I find this great news! Next time I won't feel so bad when I offer them a piece of gum.

Denise, DTR, CPT-AFAA
Nutrition Specialist

It's one day at a time and that's what you need to concentrate on; each day that you do this will make you stronger for the next!

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1 Comments - Health News Blog: We Can Finally Have Gum AND Good Teeth!

Comment by Anonymous Anonymous said... - October 11, 2007 8:00 PM  

Sugar free gum is no good! I damages the kidneys, causing frequent urinations. When you're not eating, you shouldn't be chewing. I suck on a wooden popsickle stick. Maybe, you can suck your finger(s). Not too much....

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