Great Teeth if 10X more fat-soluble vitamins (Vitamin D) - 1935

Weston Price - Cleveland Dentist who looked at teeth and jaws around the world

He noticed that great teeth were associated with 10X more fat-soluble vitamins

VitaminDWiki - Dental category contains

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• Dental caries cut in half by vitamin D, review of 24 old clinical trials – Nov 2012

Intervention AND Dental

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Pages listed in BOTH Dental and Infants

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Pages listed in BOTH Dental and Vitamin D Receptor

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Bones (and Teeth) need a variety of things - not just Calcium and Vitamin D

Stress (exercise, chewing), Magnesium, Vitamin D, Silicon,Boron, Vitamin K, Calcium, Resveratrol (improves Vitamin D receptor)

• Bones grow better with high level of magnesium: rat study – Dec 2013

• Healthy bones need: Calcium, Vitamin D, Magnesium, Silicon, Vitamin K, and Boron – 2012

• Bone formation in the lab is aided by Vitamin D, Vitamin K1, and Vitamin K2 – meta-analysis Nov 2017

• Bone density improved with resveratrol (which improves Vitamin D Receptor) – RCT Sept 2018

• Countries which have increased Vitamin D have decreased bone problems (Japan, Australia)

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See also web

• Brushing And Flossing Your Teeth Could Be Useless If You Have This Vitamin Deficiency Dec 2018

  • Vitamin D    (The D Stands for Dentist)

• Vitamin D deficiency symptoms: Four signs in your teeth that could indicate the condition Dec 2018

  • 1) gum disease , 2) tooth decay, 3) periodontitis and 4) weak teeth.
  • “The most obvious sign of vitamin D deficiency on the mouth is gum disease , and in more extreme cases tooth decay.
  • “A very high proportion of cases of gum disease that we see are caused by a vitamin D deficiency.
  • “It is rare that a vitamin D deficiency would affect the appearance of the teeth - only if it is both severe and occurs when teeth are developing i.e. you only see it in patients who have rickets (bone disease caused by a vitamin D deficiency).”

  60 yearsbleeding gums disappeared after oral application of Vitamin D - by the founder of VitaminDWiki

• I had bleeding gums all of my life.

• Bleeding gums continued after raising my vitamin D blood level was raised to 100 ng/ml

  • Note - Like ~20% of the population, I have a poor vitamin D receptor

  • so not all of the Vitamin D in my blood actually gets to my tissues

• Topical Vitamin D had eliminated the psoriasis on my right knee (bike injury)

• Decided to try topical vitamin D on my gums

• Made up a black tooth powder from charcoal, Bentonite Clay, and Vitamin D

  • Charcoal = teeth whitener

  • Bentonite Clay = bacteria killer & abrasive & remineralizer of teeth

  • ~100,000 IU Vitamin D per tablespoon of powder - from Bio-Tech capsules

• Brushed my teeth daily with the black powder

• Used regular toothpaste before or after the black powder - several times a week

  • Once a week used interdental brush dipped in the black powder between my teeth

  • Note: I use the small size - not much space between my teeth

• After a few months no more bleeding gums!!