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bySona Charaipotra Jun 04, 2012

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Alexandra Tremaine

When should I start thinking about teeth?

The last thing parents are pondering when celebrating a new addition is their baby’s impending mouthful of pearly whites. But children should be establishing good oral hygiene habits from tooth number one, says Dr. Rhea Haugseth, president of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Read on for the rest of her insights into how to get the best dental care for your little one.

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