#AskTheExpert my baby is 1 and half year old . cavities are happening in his teeth. I don't give him any chocolates or sweet or sugar then also.pkease guide

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ExpertNiharika PandeyPediatric Dentist3 years ago

A. Hi you should consult with your nearest Pediatric dentist for proper clinical examination.. maintain a habit of brushing your kid's teeth twice daily..stop bottle / breastfeeding.. restrict intake of sticky sweetened food products in the diet

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