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South Florida Dentist Warns About Holiday Foods

Dr. Charles Nottingham, a cosmetic dentist at Smile South Florida, describes how certain holiday foods can be harmful for your teeth.

2010-11-25
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, November 25, 2010 (Press-News.org) When most people think of foods that can harm your teeth, they think of candy. "However, there are a lot of other foods to avoid," says Dr. Charles Nottingham, a cosmetic dentist at Smile South Florida. "Unfortunately, many of them are popular during the holidays."

Sugar: Sugar, of course, is the #1 culprit in causing cavities. The worst offenders are sticky foods like lollipops, hard candies, and gum drops. They give you a double whammy. Not only are they high in sugar, but they also stick to your teeth for a long time after you eat. Surprisingly chocolate is less like to be a culprit because it binds with fat molecules and doesn't stick to teeth as well as other candies. If you do eat a lot of sugary foods, try to do so at mealtimes when increased saliva can wash sugar off teeth.

Starches: "Bread and potatoes are very popular parts of traditional holiday meals," points out Dr. Nottingham. "But, the refined flour in white bread and the starch in potatoes are essentially sugars and so will affect your teeth the same way refined sugar does. So cut back on those rolls, mashed potatoes, holiday cookies, and potato chips."

Alcohol: An occasional drink at a holiday party is okay. But excess alcohol wears away tooth enamel, discoloring teeth and making them vulnerable to cavities.

The good news is there are a lot of foods that are healthy for your teeth as well. "In general most fruits and vegetables help strengthen your teeth - as do a lot of foods containing protein," says Dr. Nottingham.

Fruits and Vegetables: Any fruit or veggie with a lot of fiber will help out. Onions, celery, kiwis, parsley, and apples are all singled out by experts as being particularly good for your teeth. So look for holiday recipes that include these foods.

Dairy Products: In general cheese, yogurt, milk, and other dairy products (without added sugar), are good choices for the teeth. They help generate saliva which washes sugars off the teeth and they contain calcium, which strengthens them.

About Smile South Florida Cosmetic Dentistry
The cosmetic dentists at Smile South Florida Cosmetic Dentistry have offices in Broward County and West Palm Beach and provide Boca Raton Dentistry, Fort Lauderdale Dentistry and Miami Dentistry. They specialize in dental aesthetics including porcelain veneers, dental implants, extreme makeovers, Invisalign, and sedation dentistry.

About Nottingham Consulting Group
Nottingham Consulting Group (NCG) is a business consulting firm specializing in business management, business coaching, and marketing strategies. NCG's award-winning team members use modern marketing techniques coupled with strategic planning to provide clients breakthrough results.

To learn more about how Nottingham Consulting Group can revitalize your business, visit www.nottinghamconsult.com or call 954-323-2220.

Smile South Florida is a cosmetic dental practice that provides the latest aesthetic services and finest dental education to Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. For further information, please contact us at (954) 721-6950.


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[Press-News.org] South Florida Dentist Warns About Holiday Foods
Dr. Charles Nottingham, a cosmetic dentist at Smile South Florida, describes how certain holiday foods can be harmful for your teeth.