Buying a quick bite from food trucks is a new trend emerging in many cities across America. But what food trucks are the best choices for your teeth?
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Late-night eating is not just a bad habit; it is an invitation for tooth loss. The main culprit is the lower flow of saliva during the night. Saliva is responsible for rinsing away food debris that cling to our teeth and neutralizing the enamel-destroying acids, which are formed by the bacteria in the mouth. With less saliva present, fungus and bacteria begin to develop in the mouth and initiate the decaying process. This concept is supported by the findings of Professor Damien Walmsley, a consultant with the British Dental Association.
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In the U.S., eating disorders are more common than Alzheimer’s disease. More than 10 million men, women and children have eating disorders in the U.S. And dentists and dental hygienist are often on the front line of spotting eating disorders, especially for bulimia. The vomiting often associa
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