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Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems

Here’s a 3 minutes and 1 second Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems video. See full transcript below.

Eating disorders, such as bulimia and anorexia nervosa, affects body weight, nutrition, as well as dental health and oral wellness. People suffering from bulimia usually vomit after having a meal so that they will not gain any weight. Then again, this puts teeth in peril because when vomiting, acids from the stomach get in touch with the teeth. As a result, tooth enamel gets eroded and teeth become get damaged and decayed.

People with anorexia nervosa, on the other hand, have a severely limited food intake. Again, this is to prevent gaining weight. This results to malnutrition and people with this condition miss out on nutrients which are important to dental and oral health like calcium, iron, vitamin D, B vitamins, and many others.

When it comes taking good care of your teeth and gums, it is important to consider your eating habits. The way you eat does not only affect your figure but your smile as well.

For expert guidance on dental health, consult your trusted Northmead dentist here at Smiles First Dental. We can provide you with quality dental care in a way that is both convenient and affordable.

Call us today to know more about our PAY NO GAP Offer, which includes: Check-up, Scale & Clean, Fluoride, and X-rays. If you are with a Private Health Fund, we can provide you with NO GAP preventive treatments! Book online or call (02) 9630 9996.

(We are located in Northmead and serve patients from Northmead, Westmead, North Parramatta, Wentworthville, Winston Hills, Old Toongabbie and from all Sydney metro areas.)

To find this video on our Youtube Channel, please click the link below:
Dentist Northmead: Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems

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19/5-7 Kleins Road
Northmead,NSW 2152
Phone: (02) 9630 9996

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Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems

Here’s a 3 minutes and 1 second Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems video. See full transcript below.

Eating disorders, such as bulimia and anorexia nervosa, affects body weight, nutrition, as well as dental health and oral wellness. People suffering from bulimia usually vomit after having a meal so that they will not gain any weight. Then again, this puts teeth in peril because when vomiting, acids from the stomach get in touch with the teeth. As a result, tooth enamel gets eroded and teeth become get damaged and decayed.

People with anorexia nervosa, on the other hand, have a severely limited food intake. Again, this is to prevent gaining weight. This results to malnutrition and people with this condition miss out on nutrients which are important to dental and oral health like calcium, iron, vitamin D, B vitamins, and many others.

When it comes taking good care of your teeth and gums, it is important to consider your eating habits. The way you eat does not only affect your figure but your smile as well.

For expert guidance on dental health, consult your trusted Northmead dentist here at Smiles First Dental. We can provide you with quality dental care in a way that is both convenient and affordable.

Call us today to know more about our PAY NO GAP Offer, which includes: Check-up, Scale & Clean, Fluoride, and X-rays. If you are with a Private Health Fund, we can provide you with NO GAP preventive treatments! Book online or call (02) 9630 9996.

(We are located in Northmead and serve patients from Northmead, Westmead, North Parramatta, Wentworthville, Winston Hills, Old Toongabbie and from all Sydney metro areas.)

To find this video on our Youtube Channel, please click the link below:
Dentist Northmead: Eating Disorders Can Cause Dental Health Problems

Smiles First Dental
19/5-7 Kleins Road
Northmead,NSW 2152
Phone: (02) 9630 9996

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