Tooth Decay is one of the most common oral diseases, which affects people of all ages and is entirely preventable by having and maintaining good oral health care at home and visiting your dentist regularly. Cavities form when bacteria in the mouth collects on the teeth and gum line, eventually causing enamel wear and tear.

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  4. Medicare Card – Rising Tooth Decay Rising tooth decay in young children. The number of preschoolers with serious dental tooth decay is on the rise, across all income levels. Some young children have six to ten cavities. Some of the reasons for the increased rise in tooth decay among young children, is mainly snacking and juices or other sweet drinks t […]...
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  6. Medicare Card – Tooth Decay Tooth Decay in Children. Tooth decay in children is an occurring health condition. Due to dental issue children miss 52 million hours from school every year. If dental problems are left untreated children will develop further health problems. 30% to 50% of children between 4 and 5 years old already struggle with tooth decay. There […]...
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