Bonebreaker

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Yes, there are genetic factors that can impact systemic conditions which place us at higher risk for dental disease. This is true for most chronic health conditions - diabetes, heart disease, etc. . . and cavities and gum disease are no different. BUT - let’s not have the fatalistic mindset that our family “just has weak teeth” and cavities or tooth loss are inevitable. 👩‍⚕️Talk to your child’s dentist about the factors you CAN control to help lower their risk of developing dental disease and c

If a baby can cry and we still change their diaper because it’s a necessary hygiene task for their health and safety, why is the same not true for toothbrushing? Many parents tell me that they delayed introducing toothbrushing to their infants because they were afraid of traumatizing them. What can end up happening, though, by waiting to introduce mouth care is you end up with more tears and a daily struggle. The gums will often be irritated and inflamed due to bacterial buildup, so it is uncomf

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