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We’ve started providing dental care services for our valuable clients in the morning as well.
Dental Hub is now open from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
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also known as nursing bottle syndrome comes as a result of frequent contact between a baby’s teeth and drinks that contain sugar. Drinks such as formula, milk, and juices all contain sugars; whether or not they are diluted with water. Breastfed babies alike bottle fed babies are also at risk if they are left to sleep with milk that has not been swallowed in their mouth. As a result of such contact with sugars within drinks babies become prone to tooth decay which can ultimately lead to causing pain, discomfort, and infections that can spread elsewhere in a child’s body.

to avoid baby bottle decay can start with a visit to a local dentist office, along with taking steps at home. A few helpful ideas include replacing a formula filled bottle with a small amount of water at bedtime (please keep in mind that too much water can be harmful to a baby), avoid placing sugary substances on their pacifiers and within their foods. For breastfeeding mothers, try removing your breast out of your baby’s mouth before(s)he falls asleep. Finally, use a wet cloth to wipe your baby’s gums or teeth and try setting a goal to have your child drinking out of a cup by their first birthday as even sippy cups can cause decay. Start your baby’s present and future of great oral health with a visit to a dentist.

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