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Baby dental disease

Tuesday, Dec. 8th 2009 9:10 PM

What are the risk of baby contracting dental disease

I am two months pregnant and I was wondering if I should worry that my baby will have bad teeth.  The thing is my husband has week and brittle teeth, they brake and chip very easily. His dad has bad teeth issues.   I am worried that bad teeth may run in his family therefore the baby may have this problem as well.

Are there any vitamin or extra nutrient I can possibly have that reduce the odds of my baby having the same teeth issues as my husband and his dad?

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