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Today was kind of exciting… I went to the dentist for the first time in literally 10 years!
Now, I’ve never had cavities and I take care of my teeth (no soft drinks, for instance). But I was a little bit worried because I had started to notice some minor erosion on the sides of a couple teeth.
I generally got a clean bill of dental health — still no cavities. In fact, even after 10 years without seeing a dentist I got to skip the cleaning/polishing!
What I did learn, however, is that food acidity can contribute to tooth enamel erosion. What happens is the acidity softens the enamel. Then when you brush your teeth, even with a soft toothbrush, the enamel can get brushed away in little microscopic amounts. Similar to how, given time, rain can gradually erode away even a mountain.
I’ve definitely been eating a lot of acidic fruits. Citrus fruits like grapefruit and oranges are some of my favorites.
This is not to scare you away from eating fruit! On the contrary, fruit is in many ways the most ideal food nature has to offer.
And there are certainly worse things you can do to yourself. Carbonated soft drinks like colas are 10 times more acidic than fruit juice.
5 Ways To Prevent Tooth Enamel Erosion By Acidic Foods
Based on my visit to the dentist today, here are some simple tips I’d like to share with you in the interest of prevention. (And most apply whether you’re eating “raw foods” or not.) Read more »
Raw Food Success | Chuck July 21, 2009 | 
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