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Eating Yogurt can Help Your Kids to Build a Healthy Mouth.

Thursday, Feb. 7th 2013 12:08 PM

Yogurt has been know for it health benefits, however it is also good for maintaining a strong, healthy mouth. Low-fat yogurt is an excellent source of calcium, especially when whipped up in a parfait with berries and granola. Homemade fruity yogurt pop sure beats sugary store-bought frozen treats and are much better for your children’s teeth.

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