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Breastfeeding and caries

Saturday, Jan. 2nd 2010 5:38 PM

Breasting feeding at night

I brush my baby three little teeth she currently has two times a day.  However, when she wakes up in the middle of the night I sometimes have to nurse her back to sleep.  Should I be worried about caries?  Can she get cavities just from middle of the night nursing?  I brush her teeth right after her morning feeding.   Wanting to make sure I am not putting her teeth at risk to cavities.

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