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Does the calcium in your blood affect your teeth in any way?
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No: If your teeth are fully erupted calcium in the blood will not do anything for you teeth. Possible help with bone density around the teeth. However I have not seen any studies or research on this.
Answered 11/13/2012
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No: A common wives tale is that pregnancy and lost calcium in the blood can weaken teeth. Not true. One exception is altered blood calcium associated with osteoporosis which can make a person more prone to gum disease and subsequent tooth loss.
Answered 3/22/2015
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