Try supplementing your diet with the following foods. Not only do they offer you nutritional benefits, but they also help keep your teeth white.
#1: Sugar-free chewing gum
It’s one of those things that requires a lot of chewing – and that’s a good thing for your teeth. The more you chew the gum, the more saliva you produce. And saliva is a natural cleanser for your teeth by helping to neutralise acids in the mouth.
#2: Citrus fruit
Despite being acidic, citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons and grapefruit increase saliva flow. In fact, research shows that these foods tend to protect tooth enamel. Because citrus fruit contains a lot of water, it also helps wash away acid-producing bacteria.
#3: Cheese
Your mother told you to drink your milk for strong bones and strong teeth. And she was correct. Dairy products, such as cheese, yogurt and milk, contain the enamel-fortifying mineral calcium, which strengthen teeth to protect enamel from erosion. Chewing on cheese also prompts production of saliva, which washes away staining food particles.
#4: Water
The best thirst quencher is also the smartest choice for your teeth. Water helps wash acid-producing foods from the mouth, which may therefore help reduce cavity risk.
#5: Chocolate
Good news - substances found in cocoa appear to dampen inflammation and may help protect against erosion and decay. Despite chocolate containing sugar, it doesn’t seem to increase the risk of cavities compared to other snacks like cookies, crisps, and sweets. Dark chocolate is the best choice, since it contains less sugar than milk chocolate.
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