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nutrition for healthy teeth 2

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Keeping your teeth strong starts with what you eat. Crunchy vegetables like carrots and apples help scrub away plaque, while calcium-rich foods like cheese and yogurt fortify enamel. Don't forget vitamin D from sunlight or fatty fish to help absorb that calcium. Cutting back on sugary snacks and acidic drinks gives your teeth a break from decay-causing bacteria. A balanced diet does more for your smile than any fancy toothpaste.

dental care for kids 2

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We brush tiny teeth twice a day with a pea-sized dab of fun-flavored paste, and our toddler actually reminds us if we forget. We started as soon as that first pearly white poked through. Now we also let him pick his own toothbrush – it's red with a race car. Dental visits began at age one, and the hygienist lets him sit on my lap for the tickly cleaning. He shows off his sparkly smile to everyone.