Erika is a college student who has never experienced dental decay.Recently,she slipped and fell down a flight of stairs.Although she had bumps and bruises after the fall,she did not break any bones.Which of the following practices is the most likely reason for Erika's strong bones and decay-resistant teeth?

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Drinking fluoridated water is known to help strengthen teeth and make them more resistant to decay. It does not directly impact bone strength, but strong teeth can indicate strong bones as well. Vitamin K is important for bone health, but there is no evidence that taking supplements daily is necessary for someone with no bone issues. A high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet and consuming alcohol daily are not necessarily correlated with strong bones or decay-resistant teeth.

Erika Is a College Student Who Has Never Experienced Dental