Sistalent 
University of Pennsylvania
School of Dental Medicine
240 S. 40th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Metal brackets and wires remain a common way to correct crooked teeth and misaligned jaws. But today’s orthodontists also use several alternatives...
 The idea is that putting fried, sugary, fatty, highly processed, and nutritionless foods into your body will not do you any favors. You may not just become sluggish and overweight—but you also run the risk of developing heart issues, high blood pressure, saying’s never been more true than when it comes to our teeth: eating unhealthy foods also leads to tooth decay and bad breath!
What foods are good for your teeth? When you think about it, it’s no coincidence that the foods that are good for your body are also good for your teeth and gums. After all, food and drink pass through the mouth first. But certain “dental superfoods” can have a real impact on your oral health. What are they, and what do they do? You may be surprised by what’s on the list in addition to the usual healthy selections you’d expect to see.

