If you have decay causing bacteria in your mouth - you have an acid problem.
If you have plaque in your mouth - you have bacteria - and then you have an acid problem.
If you have acidic saliva in your body - then you are at higher risk of decay - and then you have an acid problem
If you snack or sip all day - you have an acid problem
After Menopause:
Your saliva becomes more sparse, and less capable of remineralizing your teeth and your saliva becomes more acidic with time …….now you have a bigger acid problem.
If you sip acidic drinks - to address the dry mouth…….now you have a bigger acid problem.
You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. Saliva is one of those quiet essentials—rarely noticed until it changes. The mouth feels drier, speaking takes more effort, food doesn’t move the same w
Let’s be perfectly honest about midlife: Absolutely nothing is tight or moist anymore. Not your skin, not your joints, and certainly not your gums! This highly sensitive area rarely gets mentioned in
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