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- Provides 2.5mg of Melatonin
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Not only do they contain sugar that can cause cavities, but eating sugar right before bed is the worst time you could possibly have sugar. When you sleep, your mouth is drier than other times of the day. Without saliva to buffer acid from bacteria eating sugar, you'll get cavities. If it is your under five year old child, this most likely means a trip to the hospital where they'll tape their eyes and mouth shut, insert a tube for them to breath, and put IVs in their ankles to sedate them for treatment. Not very cool.
So you think, oh well, we brush after gummies. Still a poor choice. These contain acids to make them sour like fruit. That drops the mouth down below the critical pH of enamel and dentin. So, when you brush, the abrasive wears away your enamel at an accelerated rate. Now you might not get as many cavities, but you'll get acid erosion. It's your teeth dissolving either way.
So just swallow a pill if you take this at nighttime. If you can't swallow a pill, then you probably aren't old enough to decide whether you want to take the dietary supplement anyway.
Not only do they contain sugar that can cause cavities, but eating sugar right before bed is the worst time you could possibly have sugar. When you sleep, your mouth is drier than other times of the day. Without saliva to buffer acid from bacteria eating sugar, you'll get cavities. If it is your under five year old child, this most likely means a trip to the hospital where they'll tape there eyes and mouth shut, insert a tube for them to breath, and put IVs in their ankles to sedate them for treatment. Not very cool.
So you think, oh well, we brush after gummies. Still a poor choice. These contain acids to make them sour like fruit. That drops the mouth down below the critical pH of enamel and dentin. So ,when you brush, the abrasive wears away your enamel at an accelerated rate. Now you might not get as many cavities, but you'll get acid erosion. It's your teeth dissolving either way.
So just swallow a pill if you take this at nighttime. If you can't swallow a pill, then you probably aren't old enough to decide whether you want to take the dietary supplement anyway.
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Not only do they contain sugar that can cause cavities, but eating sugar right before bed is the worst time you could possibly have sugar. When you sleep, your mouth is drier than other times of the day. Without saliva to buffer acid from bacteria eating sugar, you'll get cavities. If it is your under five year old child, this most likely means a trip to the hospital where they'll tape their eyes and mouth shut, insert a tube for them to breath, and put IVs in their ankles to sedate them for treatment. Not very cool.
So you think, oh well, we brush after gummies. Still a poor choice. These contain acids to make them sour like fruit. That drops the mouth down below the critical pH of enamel and dentin. So, when you brush, the abrasive wears away your enamel at an accelerated rate. Now you might not get as many cavities, but you'll get acid erosion. It's your teeth dissolving either way.
So just swallow a pill if you take this at nighttime. If you can't swallow a pill, then you probably aren't old enough to decide whether you want to take the dietary supplement anyway.
Dr Selman, how do you feel about candy? Juice? How about fruit?
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