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Rhode Island Early Childhood Cavities Prevention tips

Friday, Dec. 31st 2010 9:31 AM

I am going to be a new mom and trying to learn everything I can while I can.  My son will be born in about three months and I would love to know more about oral health care in babies and keeping healthy teeth.

This is important to me since my parents never really did anything for my teeth and I had very large dental bills when I got old enough to start taking care of my own dental costs.   I do not want my so to feel the same way.

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