Healthy Teeth | Dental Hygeine | Raederle's Radio Show | Eat Live; Live Well
The following outline goes with an episode of our radio show: Teeth & Calcium — click here to listen . Dental Hygiene To avoid falling into the trap of bad teeth: Drink a gulp of water after every meal and swish over your teeth to clean them – however, do this only to clean your teeth. Drinking excessive water after a meal can dilute stomach acid and slow digestion. Do not brush teeth directly after a meal. Acids in fruits (and some other foods) temporarily weaken teeth enamel. Wait at least forty minutes to brush teeth after a meal. Use plain baking soda and water to brush your teeth one to two nights out of each week (except if you use Good Gums, which would make the practice of using baking soda redundant.) Use plain drinking water to brush your teeth one to two nights out of each week. Do not use toothpaste with fluoride. Avoid using toothpaste with glycerin more than a handful of times in a month. Do not use sweetened toothpaste. Tooth