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Proper Dental Hygiene for Babies

Wednesday, Jan. 23rd 2013 10:20 AM

Just like adults, babies require daily dental hygiene in order to prevent mouth irritation and tooth decay.  Dental hygiene should begin shortly after a baby is born. After each feeding a clean, warm wash cloth should be used to gently cleanse the inside of the baby’s mouth.

 

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