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Good Dental Health Gives Reason for SmilesBrush, brush here and brush, brush there and a couple of tra-la-la's. That's how we keep disease away in the merry old land of Diet Oz. Brushing up on your preventative dental routine can lead to more than a bright smile. Studies indicate that a clean mouth can also fight against some viscous diseases including cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Other health notes relating to dental health include: - Popular sport's drinks can damage tooth enamel which supersedes the tooth damage associated with soft drinks. - The tongue is a chief source for harboring bacteria and a good brushing can keep things sailing smoothly along. - Bad breath is a common problem among dieters. Reach for your favorite brand of gum, a sprig of mint or better yet - a toothbrush. - Foods that are notorious for creating ripe breath include: onions, garlic, leeks, and corn-based chips & snacks. Return to Health Seekers Index Visit Another Article Index at Diet Bites Hip to Waist Ratio Weight Risks - More than ever, it's important to be 'hip'. continue | Hip to Waist Ratio Formula Low Calorie Info - Low calorie recipes, tips & weight loss advice. continue The Transfer of Trans Fats - A study resulted in weight gain with trans fat consumption, even when calorie levels were maintained. But even more disturbing was the distribution of fat. continue | Foods Highest in Trans-Fats The Fast Food Diet - Fast food can be an option for dieters. Diet Bites provides Calorie-Wise selections for dieters. continue Food Association - Just the smell of fresh popcorn can trigger our food desires. But something deeper and dearer to the heart may be our strongest trigger for eating. continue
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