Eight Cavities?

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  • bice99
    Parent and Provider
    • Apr 2011
    • 376

    #16
    I have two DD. Almost 10 year old has NO cavities. 7 year old had 13 by the time she was 5 1/2! Same kids, same toothpaste, same fluoride, same parents brushing and flossing. She just has softer teeth. We did buy her the Sonicare kid's toothbrush and she hasn't had a cavity since - and that's with her brushing her own teeth alone for the past 6 months. I hate seeing all of the fillings in her mouth, but luckily they will fall out. Her molars haven't finished erupting in the back to seal them. We will do that at her next dental appointment in the summer.

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    • KEG123
      Where Children Grow
      • Nov 2010
      • 1252

      #17
      I'm sure it's possible, or they were so minor they didn't notice before.

      My son is nearly 4 and has not gone for his first time yet. But I really really have been slacking due to the daycare. Im going to call within the next week or so, thanks for reminding me.

      (also to spin off on what others have said, we brush his teeth for him because I know for a fact he does not do it well enough by himself- though the electric toothbrushes have helped with him being ok with doing it himself.)

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      • kayla
        New Daycare.com Member
        • Nov 2011
        • 298

        #18
        Originally posted by Unregistered
        Just brought my darling daugther home from the dentist where he has found 8 cavities. Shes five and her first appointment was back in August where she had nothing. Is it even possible when she brushes every day?

        -DIscouraged
        When i was younger i went to dentist probably 7 had no prior cavities, i ended up having 7 cavities, the dentist told my mother it was because i was brushing too much and some childrens tooth paste has sugar in it... I am not sure about that now days... But something to look into..

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