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Vitamin E: The Protector of Oral Tissues

Vitamin E often takes a backseat to vitamins A, D, and K2 in discussions of tooth development, but it plays a quietly crucial role in oral health. Unlike the others,...

Vitamin K2: The Calcium “Traffic Director” (Act...

Vitamin K2 might not yet be a household name, but it is a critical factor for dental health – so much so that Dr. Weston Price referred to it as...

Vitamin D: The “Calcium Manager” for Strong Teeth

If vitamin A is the architect of dental development, then vitamin D is the project manager that makes sure the construction materials – calcium and phosphorus – get delivered and...

Vitamin A: The "Architect" of Teeth, Gums, and ...

Vitamin A (retinol) is often known as the “vision vitamin,” but it could just as easily be called the architect of your teeth and gums. This nutrient plays a guiding...

Nutrition in Infancy and Childhood: Vitamins fo...

Birth is not the end of the story for tooth development – it’s the beginning of a new chapter. After a child is born, their teeth continue to mineralize and...

Nutrition in the Womb: Building Cavity- Resista...

Nutrition in the Womb: Building Cavity- Resistant Teeth Before Birth Healthy teeth begin before your baby ever cracks that first smile. The blueprint for cavity- resistant teeth is drawn during...