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Can Pacifiers And Baby Bottles Ruin My Baby's Teeth?
Sep 26, 2008 ... Offer your child a pacifier that is marketed as orthodontically correct. This type may not affect the teeth as much. ...
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Can Pacifiers And Baby Bottles Ruin My Baby's Teeth?
Sep 26, 2008 ... Offer your child a pacifier that is marketed as orthodontically correct. This type may not affect the teeth as much. ...
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Can Pacifiers And Baby Bottles Ruin My Baby's Teeth?
Sep 26, 2008 ... Never fasten a pacifier on a string or necklace around your child's neck. Your baby could accidentally be strangled. ...
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Can Pacifiers And Baby Bottles Ruin My Baby's Teeth?
Sep 26, 2008 ... Offer your child a pacifier that is marketed as orthodontically correct. This type may not affect the teeth as much. ...
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X-Rays for Children
Jun 25, 2008 ... Occlusal X-rays — These are used to view most of the upper or lower teeth on one film. This is useful when the dentist does not have a ...
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Gap Between Teeth
Children may have temporary gaps as their baby teeth fall out. Most of these spaces close as the permanent teeth reach their final positions. ...
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Is It Your Jaw? A Symptoms Checklist for TMD
Nov 21, 2006 ... Your dentist will test your ability to open and close your jaw, examine other jaw movements, and feel the jaw joint and muscles for pain or ...
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Can Pacifiers And Baby Bottles Ruin My Baby's Teeth?
Sep 26, 2008 ... Never fasten a pacifier on a string or necklace around your child's neck. Your baby could accidentally be strangled. ...
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Columbia Commentary:<br />Baby Teeth -- Save Them or Pull Them?</
Yes, baby teeth are going to fall out anyway, but there are good reasons to save a decayed or diseased tooth if you can.
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Canker Sores
Jun 25, 2008 ... Canker Sores (Aphthous Stomatitis or Recurrent Mouth Ulcers) .... External website links provided on this site are meant for convenience and ...
