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5 Dental Tips for Busy Parents

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From the moment you wake up until the time you go to bed, your mind is full of things that you need to do – your child’s dental care can sometimes fall to the wayside. But maintaining your kid’s teeth will set them up for a lifetime with a pearly white smile. How do you manage their oral health when you can barely keep track of what you ate for breakfast? Being a busy parent is challenging. To help you manage this task, we’ve compiled some tips which will keep your child’s dental visits as painless as possible: 

  1. Consider sealants. Prevent tooth decay by sealing your child’s teeth with a clear plastic protectant. The name comes from this product’s ability to

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