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What dental problems can a baby have?

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What dental problems can a baby have?

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The most important reason for an early dental visit is to create a practical prevention program. A major concern for the dentist is the presence of baby bottle tooth decay, which occurs when your baby continuously nurses from the breast or from a bottle of milk, formula, or juice during naps or at night. The sugars in these liquids pool around teeth, creating acid attacks that destroy the tooth enamel. The result is rampant tooth decay at a very early age. Also, the earlier the dental visit, the better the chances of preventing dental problems. Children with healthy teeth chew food easily, learn to speak clearly and smile with confidence. It’s important to start your child on a lifetime of good dental habits and that’s why an early visit to the dentist is crucial.

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