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  • Plugin Feeds K
    Confirmed User
    • Nov 2004
    • 394

    #1

    Tooth Expert?

    So my friend is having tooth problems ... and since everyone here has an opinion, I figured someone may actually know the answer to this.

    To rebuild tooth enamel, is there a change in diet or anything she can do to rebuild it?!? Anyone got anything for me?
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  • WarChild
    Let slip the dogs of war.
    • Jan 2003
    • 17263

    #2
    They're called Dentists. Send your friend to one.
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    • Plugin Feeds K
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2004
      • 394

      #3
      Originally posted by WarChild
      They're called Dentists. Send your friend to one.
      Thanks, never thought of that ; )

      Anyone else?
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      • sonofsam
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Dec 2004
        • 18647

        #4
        Originally posted by WarChild
        They're called Dentists.
        hahah damnit, i was gonna reply with that
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        • JJ Gold
          Confirmed User
          • Aug 2004
          • 1969

          #5
          No. There may be some sort of surgery but a change in diet is not going to produce enamel.

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          • Ice
            Confirmed User
            • Nov 2002
            • 26053

            #6
            From a website......

            In order to protect your teeth, Dr. Balshi recommends rinsing your mouth with water immediately after drinking a soft drink and brushing at least 30 to 60 minutes later. Dr. Balshi adds, "Waiting to brush allows the tooth enamel to mount its own defense against the erosion caused by acids found in soft drinks. This is typically accomplished through protective agents in the saliva that help repair and rebuild damaged tooth enamel. If you brush your teeth too soon, you will brush off the affected layers of the teeth and prevent the teeth from mounting its own defense."
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            • PixeLs
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jul 2005
              • 11922

              #7
              One of my lower molar are already gone and I think another one is soon to follow..

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              • Project-Shadow
                Confirmed User
                • Feb 2003
                • 7340

                #8
                Does milk prevent cavities?

                Yes. Several studies suggest that milk products prevent the enamel on our teeth from breaking down and also help in rebuilding enamel. A variety of cheeses such as aged cheddar, swiss, blue, monterey jack, mozzarella, brie and edam produce little or no plaque and help prevent root cavities.

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