We all know ultra-processed food can affect our nutritional health, but dentists say it can affect our faces, teeth and jaws too.

"These foods easily stick to and between teeth, trapping sugars ... so "the more you chew, the more saliva you make, the more cleansed" your teeth will be.

Greenstein called it simple physics. “When a bone is harder than a tooth is strong, a tooth is bound to break or get damaged ...

and how the variety in human teeth allows us omnivores to chew up the wide variety of food we eat. An experiment with an egg left in vinegar demonstrates how our teeth our softened by the acid ...

When you look at-- wait, what are you doing? I said masticate. To chew your food? I'm talking about teeth. When you look at teeth, what you're actually seeing is their hard outside covering ...

But how important is it to look after your teeth and gums – and ... and save sugary or acidic foods and drinks for mealtimes. “During mealtimes, chewing food increases the production of ...

Dr. Laura Marques Martinez: "Chewing solid and fibrous foods exercises the jaws, helping to prevent issues like malocclusion ...

Your dog’s diet can play a major role in maintaining your dog’s teeth and gum health: Several dog foods and kibbles are ... Calories per chew: 26 kcal for Teenie, 56 kcal for Petite, 91 ...