Grapes may protect your teeth from decay for a long time

Many things are causing damage to the teeth and decay, but is it possible that the grapes protect them from it?

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A new study published in the Journal of Dental Research has found a compound in grapes capable of strengthening teeth and protecting them from licorice.

Such findings would help a large number of people, strengthen their teeth, enhance their health and thus not lose them early in life, the researchers said.

This compound in grapes has long been associated with many benefits to human health, most importantly the enhancement of blood flow and improvement of heart function in the body.

The researchers found in this study that this compound was able to reduce the chances of extraction of teeth by increasing the age of fillings, ranging from 5 to 7 years in normal, this compound works to strengthen the ivory mainly.

This result means that if teeth are damaged, dentists will be able to use toothpicks and make their cohesion stronger with the material used in the fillings, thereby reducing the risk of tooth decay.

The researchers noted that if there were problems with dental fillings, the risk of tooth decay increased, prompting them to look for a replacement and another treatment for the problem.

It is worth noting that there are many treatments currently available to treat tooth decay, which aims to get rid of the damaged part of the tooth and replace it with a pad made of different materials such as porcelain or resin composite.

Unfortunately, these substances re-infect the tooth with tooth decay after several years, as mentioned earlier.