I got Ramiel Nagel’s book last month. What a great read — we bought a copy of it for the office coffee table since we cater to dental clients as well.
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Preventing tooth decay in children can be quite difficult as young people love to eat sweets or drinking soda, and tend to throw hissy fits when they are prevented from satisfying their sweet tooth. One way around this is to try to introduce them to fresh fruit and juices, which have naturally occurring sugars and are less acidic. Dried fruits have a more obvious sweetness to them and make a great snack or treat, though you may have to introduce them to these foods early on, as commercially manufactured products tend to win over every time.
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Wow, that’s quite the picture. Very serious tooth decay. My 4 year old niece just had a cavity filled. The dentist said it was from her drinking too much juice an not enough milk.
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I noticed that my cousin (age 15) has some of her teeth decayed, i have researched it up, and found out that she has root cavities. What the best possible method for her to get rid of tooth decay?