The phrase “beauty comes from within” is true, because the many foods we eat influences the expression of the most varied functions in our body, including the vital functions.
is not new that the vitamins and mineral salts are important components in the proper functioning of the senses, memory, the construction of the bones and healing. Perhaps the novelty of the fact that some dentists began to prescribe vitamins to their patients, getting a series of clinical benefits
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modern dentistry as vitamins also employs to strengthen individual and assist in combating diseases such as dental caries and periodontal disease, since the control of these infectious diseases also involves the proper functioning of the system of Defense. Vitamin C, for example, is fundamental in collagen synthesis, which in turn is crucial in the processes of healing. A study published by the Finnish and Swedish universities teams showed that low levels of vitamin C in the blood plasma may be associated with significant increase in the number of bacterial species involved in periodontal disease.
vitamin D, in turn, is an important supporting role in bone physiology, reflecting directly the phenomenon of osseous integration of dental implants. Laboratory studies on rats, conducted in 2009, showed a deficiency in the integration between the bone and implant surface (osseous integration) in patients with insufficient vitamin d.
within this context, in many cases of dental treatment involving the control of oral diseases infectious and/or surgical procedures (with or without implants), it is prudent to investigate deficiencies in vitamin and supplement the vitamins rationally and appropriately
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> /Dra. Maristela Lobo /> master in dentistry. Doctor of Clinical dentistry. Specialist in Periodontics. Teacher of – courses graduate in aesthetic dentistry and implants at SENAC-SP. Have residence
at Harvard.
