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Choosing a toothbrush: The pros and cons of electric and disposable, Part 2

The following information is from WebMD (continued). Likability. When it comes down to it, the best toothbrush for you is going to be the one you’re most likely to use — and use well. Some people may not like the vibrating … Continue reading

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Nutrition and Healthy Teeth, Part 2

Below are some more tips for selecting foods that are healthier for your child’s teeth… Avoid sugary foods that linger on the teeth. Lollipops, hard candies, cough drops, and mints all contribute to tooth decay because they continuously coat the teeth with sugar. … Continue reading

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7 Ways to Protect Your Child’s Oral Health, Part 3

This is part 3 of 3 from an article by Brunilda Nazario on WebMD. 5. Ditch the Binky by 2 or 3 Pacifiers used in the first year of life may actually help prevent sudden infant death syndrome, according to … Continue reading

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