A recent article published by mindbodygreen on August 31, 2026, highlights the role of vitamin D in supporting gum and oral health, according to registered dietitian Molly Knudsen, M.S., RDN. The report states that vitamin D is necessary for keeping teeth strong, maintaining gum and bone health, and supporting the mouth’s immune response. The article cites evidence indicating that maintaining sufficient vitamin D levels is associated with better oral development and health at all ages. The report addresses a common clinical observation, noting that patients frequently receive feedback from dentists about inflamed gums. Knudsen wrote that while consistent flossing is…
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