20 Questions: Children's Teeth Survey Results

Parents should start brushing when their child's first tooth erupts.

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Children's oral health is covered with various myths that confuse parents' daily care. Is sugar the only cause of cavities in kids? When should a child start going to the dentist? See perceptions on the topic and check our blog for a myth-busting article.

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"20 Questions: Children's Teeth" Survey Results

Children's first dental visit should be at the age of 3-4 years.

Parents should brush children's teeth until the age of 5.

It doesn’t matter if children's baby teeth decay; they'll fall out.

Parents should start brushing when their child's first tooth erupts.

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"20 Questions: Children's Teeth" Survey Results

Children's first dental visit should be at the age of 3-4 years.

Parents should brush children's teeth until the age of 5.

It doesn’t matter if children's baby teeth decay; they'll fall out.

Parents should start brushing when their child's first tooth erupts.

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