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How to Brush Your Toddler’s Baby Teeth

Updated: Dec 18, 2018


Any sugar from food left in the toddler’s mouth will lead to buildup of plaque. Baby teeth are more vulnerable to tooth decay caused by the bacteria in plaque.


Key takeaways:


Even though they eventually fall off, baby teeth are important for function and in guiding the permanent teeth into their positions.


Your children should brush with a proper toothbrush right after the first tooth appears to prevent oral health problems.


Tooth brushing time should be made fun to ensure that baby complies with brushing their teeth at least twice every day. Kid toothpaste that contains fluoride should be used for brushing.


While you should brush twice a day, doing it before bed is most important, because while your tot is lying (generally) still, bacteria have a chance to grow undisturbed. And any sugar left in the mouth, from milk or food, gives bacteria an even better environment in which to grow.


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For further information or advice contact College Street Dental Centre in Petersfield, Hampshire on 01730 263180

 
 
 

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