Healthy Smiles for Young Children

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Healthy Smiles for Young Children

Basic Oral Health Care During Pregnancy

When Will My Child’s Teeth Come In?

When Will My Child’s Teeth Come In?

Signs of Teething

Why Are Primary Teeth Important?

Early Childhood Cavities

Cavities can progress quickly

Cavities are Preventable

What Causes Cavities?

Cavities Are Caused By Bacteria

Basic Oral Health Birth to Two Years

Basic Oral Health Age Two to Five Years

Positioning Infants and Toddlers for Toothbrushing

Positioning Older Children for Toothbrushing

“Lift the Lip” and Look at the Four Top Teeth in the Front of the Mouth

Fluoride

Fluoride Varnish

Bottle and Sippy Cup Use

Eat the Right Foods

Visit The Dentist Regularly

Acknowledgements