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Healthy Diets Ruin Teeth

Krishantini Mahendran, Dentistry Researcher

05-Jan-17 16:00

Healthy Diets Ruin Teeth

A recent study looked into the incidence and severity of tooth wear and its relation to our diet. The results showed that a growing number of younger people have early signs of tooth erosion due to "healthy diet" fads. Find out who the culprits are and why tooth wear can be a complex case to manage from one of the researchers involved in the study, Krishantini Mahendran.


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