Ambulatorio Dentistico dr.ssa Batisti

25/01/2026

09/08/2025

siamo chiusi dal 11 agosto al 17 agosto ! 😎

15/06/2025

Study suggests that Vitamin D deficiency, especially in children can negatively impact enamel formation and mineralization, making teeth structurally weaker and more vulnerable to external challenges. Enamel is the hardest substance in the human body and acts as a protective shield for the inner tooth structures. Its proper development and maintenance depend significantly on the availability of calcium and phosphate—both regulated by Vitamin D.

Vitamin D facilitates calcium absorption from the gastrointestinal tract and maintains serum calcium and phosphate levels, which are critical for enamel maturation. Inadequate Vitamin D levels can disrupt this balance, resulting in hypomineralized enamel that is thinner and softer than normal. Such enamel is less resistant to acidic challenges from plaque biofilms and dietary sugars, increasing the risk of early demineralization and caries development.

Evidence from clinical and epidemiological studies indicates a higher prevalence of dental caries and enamel defects among individuals with low serum 25(OH)D concentrations, especially in children during tooth development. These defects may include enamel hypoplasia and increased porosity, both of which predispose teeth to sensitivity and bacterial invasion.

In addition to caries risk, weakened enamel due to Vitamin D deficiency can also lead to increased susceptibility to mechanical damage, including enamel fractures and chipping under normal chewing forces. This structural compromise may accelerate tooth wear and contribute to long-term restorative needs.

Overall, maintaining optimal Vitamin D levels is not only essential for skeletal health but also crucial for preserving enamel integrity and reducing the likelihood of dental complications such as decay, hypersensitivity, and structural failure.

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31/01/2025

anche i denti se ne vanno

20/08/2024

Scopri ricette, idee per la casa, consigli di stile e altre idee da provare.

01/05/2024

Il dentifricio è un ottimo alleato della nostra igiene orale. Ma da cosa è composto? E quali diverse tipologie di dentifricio esistono?

16/08/2023

forse stiamo esagerando con il confezionamento di qualunque cosa, dagli alimenti, ai farmaci e ai dispositivi medici… fra non molto l’infarto sarà dovuto non al colesterolo ma alle microplastiche

Roma, 16 agosto 2023 (Agenbio) – Sapevate che è possibile trovare microplastiche all’interno dei tessuti del cuore umano? È il risultato di un’indagine condotta dai ricercatori dell’Environmental Science & Technology dell’American Chemical Society che, attraverso il suo team di esperti, ...

19/07/2023

Roma, 19 luglio 2023 (Agenbio) – Prendersi cura dei propri denti può fare bene al cervello. Lo dice uno studio giapponese compiuto dalla Tohoku University di Sendai e pubblicato sulla rivista Neurology. I ricercatori hanno scoperto che le malattie gengivali e la perdita dei denti sono collegate a...

08/02/2023

15/01/2023

vale anche per i denti….

03/06/2022

anche se la perdita dei denti è posteriore, si vede lo stesso 😔

Bone Resorption with Age