Does anyone else get the, “your gums are looking a bit inflamed” feedback from the dentist twice a year? I know I used to. Flossing consistently will absolutely help this, but oral hygiene isn’t the only way to support the health of your gums and teeth. Your vitamin D status also has an impact. This vitamin is necessary of everything from keeping your teeth strong, maintaining gum and bone health, and supporting your mouth’s immune response.*
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