how much calcium do you have in your teeth?
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none if they are false
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Your body NORMALLY gets rid of excess calcium, so too much is not an issue.  I know that Vitamin A is dangerous in high levels and I am not sure about Vitamin D. . .though I recently was told of a common vitamin (can't remember which) that one can take too much of, and for some reason Vitamin D has a bell going off in my head. . .I hope someone here can help you.  BTW. . when you hit 18. . .and those of you who are eligible. . .\n\nVOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .VOTE!. . .\n\nPlease visit my 360 page: http://360.yahoo.com/zambranoray...........\n\nThanks
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Vitamin D helps bones absorb Calcium, which makes them stronger.
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cALCIUM, vITAMINS, tISSUE ETC.
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If x-rays are needed they are usally 125.00 then usally 55.00 to 75.00 a tooth.
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You are either drinking water  with more calcium at some times or it's in the food you are eating.  In places there is more calcium in country deep wells than in city water wells which filter such things as lime deposits.
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Of those three, I'd have to say Water....\n\n\nI've drunken nothing but water, fruit juices, and milk most of my life.  Perhaps once or twice a week I have some soda, and it doesn't bother me at all.  I'm currently 34 years old, and never had a cavity IN MY LIFE.  No dentures, I have all my teeth, no cavities, no caps, no fillings, no root canals.....NOTHING.  I attribute this to eating healthy, staying away from too many sweets, and only visiting the dentist once every seven years......
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Preschool and younger school age children (age 4-8 years) require about 800 mg of calcium each day (about 3 glasses of milk).
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Because there is absence of any (coloring) pigment present in teeth. That's why they are always white. Geography doesnt much manipulate the biological composition of humans.\n\nThe color of calcium is also white, which is the prime substance present in the teeth.
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You need to keep up with calcium.  Your body depletes it as you get older, so taking supplements and drinking milk etc can't hurt!  Without calcium your bones get brittle etc, so even if you have a good level now, you need to keep it good!.
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no,more than required calcium will give you health problems.
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As long as you take a calcium with vitamin D supplement you will be okay.
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First of all make sure you have been evaluated by a medical professional to see if there is some reaosn you are losing bone.  Then make sure that you are getting sufficient calcium, aim for at least 1200 mg a day.  Do weight bearing exercises, walking, running, lifting weights etc.  Swimming is good exercise but does not build bone mass.  Have your bone density checked and schedule a follow-up with your provider to make sure that your efforts are working.  Bones are precious.  Take care of yours!
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See site below on this since it is a little complex to answer. I guess you mean bone density. Note-- many many experts have this wrong and site below explains this.
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Generally Calcium and Potassium for most people.  Depending on your age and your gender, the requirement for the above minerals can vary.  I'm going to just quote an averge here:  800mg of Calcium and 4700 mg of Potassium daily is the recommended intake.  A glass of milk or fortified drink (such as fortified OJ or fortified soy) contains ~300mg of calcium so u can do the math.  If you are eating at least 5 servings of fruits/veggies, you are likely to have sufficient potassium.  If not, banana and potato (with skin) are rich sources of potassium.\n\nHowever for some who are taking medications for a chronic condition, it may due to Calcium/Potasssium imbalance.  For instance, if you have hypertension and are taking medications, look at the name of the drug.  Many hypertensive drugs already contain potassium.  On the other hand, if you have acid reflux and are taking antacids, again look at your medications.  Tums, for instance, has calcium in it already.  So if you are taking meds and are suffering from cramps constantly, you may need to speak to your doctor to review your meds.\n\nTake Care.
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calcium intake\nsoda can affect the break down of bones \nwhen your at the age that your bones do not grown anymore osteoporosis can affect it \n-scrolosis\n-genetics\n-Nutrition\n-exercise\n-diease\n-disorders\nmany things can affect bones\n-
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YES,LOOKING AT A CARTON NOW , 1/2 gallon , serv. per container 8, Calcium is 30%.\nBut that is enriched soy milk, there are several different kinds, just read the container , but yes there is calcium.