How does vitamin deficiency affect oral health?

A lack of different vitamins can cause several oral health problems: Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) deficiency: Shiny red lips, sore tongue, cracks and sores at the corner of the mouth. Vitamin B3 (niacin) deficiency: Red and/or swollen tip of tongue with dry, smooth edges, sores at mouth edges, general mouth pain. Vitamin B6 deficiency: Sore burning mouth, sores at edge of mouth, smooth tongue.

Vitamin B12 deficiency: Bad breath, sores at edge of mouth, bright red tongue that may have fissures, loss of taste, dry mouth, numbness and bleeding. Vitamin C or A deficiency: Bleeding gums, lowered immune response, infections (like yeast infection) in mouth and impaired taste. Vitamin D deficiency: Softening of teeth, increased bleeding and yeast infections.

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