>i came across a reference to tooth enamelling enzymes at ********.
>( that tooth enamel is naturally replaced under the right conditions, and of
>course, any process in the body is carried out by enzymes).

>Can anyone tell me:
>Are the enzymes external ( presumably in the saliva) or internal to the tooth?

>i had my mercury dillings replaced with plastic about 18 months ago.  6
>months ago i ate alot of oranges and then much blueberries.  then i noticed
>my top front teeth very rough and porous - loss of enamel.
>Now i want to recover.  i guess this requires a bias in the diet. (i am now
>a raw fooder)

Any suggestions?

>Lynton

Hi,
I abused my teeth with bulimia and citrus for many years and I now have
porcelain veneers on my front teeth and enamel erosion at the gum line that
I am now halting.
I am interested in any info that helps rebuild enamel.
I am glad to read about the necessity of balancing the fruits with building
sprouts etc.

Kind Regards,
Sheila Shea
Tucson AZ------------------
Always interested in Intestinal Health and Colon Hydrotherapy issues.
http://www.sheilas.com