Think about some foods that you love when they’re candied (as in, coated in caramel, sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon, etc.). Perhaps you are a huge fan of candied apples, you love peanuts dipped in chocolate, and more. While foods like apples and peanuts are absolutely good for your body and your oral health, they’re not so great for your teeth when that sugar is involved. Keep this in mind.
Now, there’s most certainly a difference between a piece of bread and a very hard cracker. There’s a difference between soft nuts that are easy to chew and very hard nuts that you cannot seem to break apart with your teeth. Even healthy foods can prove harmful for your oral health when they’re simply too hard (you could crack a tooth!).
Did you know that just because an ingredient is natural doesn’t mean it’s good for your oral health? Cane sugar is natural, after all, and it’s not good for your teeth because it can lead to decay. So, avoid sugar and acidic foods when you can to protect your smile.
Protect your smile health by asking us about the best food and beverage selections you can make for your smile. Set up an appointment in Grand Prairie, TX by contacting your dentist at Pecan Tree Dental to schedule a visit at (972) 262-5111.
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