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Baby Dental Care, Mothers please give me some dental care advise

Friday, Jul. 16th 2010 9:02 AM

My daughter is fourteen months old  and started teething when she was eight months.  I have not yet started brushing her teeth.  Should I start brushing them now? If so what type of tooth brush would I use and how often should I be brushing her teeth.   Right now all I am doing is wiping them down after each feeding.

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