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Infants and toddlers that are allowed to suckle frequently or for prolonged sessions are at risk of getting decay on their primary ‘milk’ teeth. This is especially worse while they sleep as there is less saliva flow to protect the teeth. Dummy dipped in sweeteners or fruit juice in a bottle has the same effect.
