Sep
Before all of the Easter egg hunts this season, give your kids some more incentives to find those hidden eggs by explaining how beneficial they are for their health! As well as benefiting overall health, eggs also have multiple benefits for your teeth!
Phosphorous is one of the most plentiful minerals in the body and is essential to healthy teeth. Eggs are a great source of phosphorous, which promote the formation of tooth enamel. Not only do they contain large amounts of phosphorous that can benefit your teeth and bones, they also contain high amounts of protein, which protects teeth from cavity-causing acids created as carbohydrates ferment.
So let the Easter egg hunts begin, and after all the eggs are found, sit down and crack a few open for a tooth-healthy snack!
Dr. Alyssa Fisher earned her Bachelor of Science degree with a Minor in Communication from Purdue University before graduating with her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Indiana University School of Dentistry in May 2018. Passionate about volunteering, she actively participates in service trips. Dr. Fisher is also a recipient of the Dental Economics Rising Stars Award, which recognizes her significant contributions and potential in the field of dentistry.
Dr. Lauren Goertzen earned her undergraduate degree in Biology from Butler University and then went on to receive her Doctor of Dental Medicine from Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine. During her studies, she actively participated in advanced research at both institutions. Dr. Goertzen is dedicated to providing high-quality dental care and staying current with the latest advancements in the field through continuing education. Her commitment to excellence in patient care and ongoing professional development distinguishes her in the field of dentistry.