It is almost October and time for Halloween! It is fun for children, trick-or-treating around the neighborhood, collecting candy, and finally returning home to admire their haul. 2020 has been a strange year, but hopefully we can continue this classic tradition!
Unfortunately, dentists are not nearly as thrilled with Halloween, because they know the possible negative repercussions of eating candy: not only damage to teeth but also possibly to a child’s overall health. Poor oral hygiene can lead to cavities, periodontal disease and infection, which can impact a patient’s heart, lungs, and entire body.
Dr. John Luther, Chief Dental Officer at Western Dental & Orthodontics, has five tips on candy for patients of all ages:
By following these basic guidelines, you and your family can maintain a bright smile and healthy gums throughout the holidays and future. Happy Fall!
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