Cavities are becoming increasingly popular among children. It could be all the sweets they get their hands on or maybe their oral hygiene habits – or both. Regardless of the cause, we know that cavities can be prevented entirely – it just takes knowledge, dedication, and practice.
Preventing cavities in children is often more difficult than adults because they can’t quite clean their teeth as efficiently – yet, anyway. But, forming good oral hygiene habits at an early age is the best place to start! Even though it may seem difficult to get your toddler to brush their teeth – don’t feel discouraged, there are several things you can do (and your dentist may help you, too) to make sure those pearly whites stay clean.
When it comes to your child’s oral health – here’s the bottom line; preventive dentistry is beneficial, no matter your age. Make sure they’re consuming a healthy diet (avoiding as many sugars as possible), regularly visiting their dentist, and practicing good oral hygiene – and they’ll have a much easier time avoiding cavities and tooth decay.
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