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Baby Dental, When Should Dental Care Start.

Saturday, Nov. 11th 2017 6:46 AM

Having proper dental care habits is important not only for your oral health but your over all wellness. So when should dental care start? Proper dental care begins even before a baby’s cuts their first tooth. Just because you can not see the teeth does not mean you do not have have you provide oral care habits for your baby. By running a damp washcloth over baby’s gum daily you will help to clear away harmful bacteria. This also helps get your baby used to oral health care habits they will have for a live time.

Parents can start brushing their kid’s teeth as they come in with an infant toothbrush, using water with just a smear of toothpaste until about age two. At around age two most kids will be able to spit while brushing. Use can then use a pea-sized amount of toothpaste. Kids should have adult supervision while bushing their teeth until around the age of five.

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