Prevention of caries in the front teeth

Of course, it is better to think about preventing this problem before eliminating caries. Regular visits to the dentist will provide your children with a beautiful smile and healthy teeth. Prevention begins at home. Once the baby teeth begin to develop, you can brush your child’s teeth with a finger toothbrush. When your kids are old enough, give them the practice they need to brush twice a day to keep their teeth healthy. Flossing to remove food stuck between the teeth, as well as using mouthwash, plays an important role in preventing the formation of microbial plaque and tooth decay, especially on the front teeth. Apart from that, it is good to maintain the health of your front teeth by limiting the intake of sweets and sugary drinks. Excessive consumption of these sweeteners can cause dental caries, which is the first step towards tooth decay and subsequent dental problems in a person (whether a child or an adult). Everyone (even if they are one year old) should be seen by a dentist and have regular check-ups at least once (eg, once every six months) to check the health of their teeth.