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Kids Teeth, Protecting your Baby Teeth with Fluoride.

Friday, Sep. 21st 2012 10:16 AM

Many people may know that fluoride protect teeth from tooth decay. Fluoride can even heal early tooth decay. Fluoride is added in drinking water of many towns and cites, ask your dentist if your water has fluoride in it. If not ask about other kinds of fluoride treatments that can help keep your child’s teeth healthy.

 

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