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The Impact of sugary drinks on your toddler's teeth

The tooth enamel is destroyed and eaten away by corrosive acid. Sugar and bacteria interact over time, causing tooth decay, cavities, and frequent early tooth loss. This loss frequently leads to even more challenging orthodontic problems.<br>

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The Impact of sugary drinks on your toddler's teeth

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  1. Several studies have shown that consuming sugary drinks and desserts leads to dental cavities. As a result of frequent snacking on sugary foods, the teeth are exposed to acids for extended periods, resulting in an increased risk of tooth decay. Consuming more can harm your child's oral and overall health.

  2. There are billions of bacteria in our mouths. Regular dental cleanings, good oral hygiene habits, and healthy eating keep the harmful bacteria from overpowering the good.

  3. If a person consumes sugar, the harmful bacteria in their mouths turn it into acid. This causes our enamel to soften, which eats away at our teeth.

  4. How sugar affects the body In addition to causing oral health problems, too much sugar predisposes to childhood obesity and malnutrition. Sugar can also cause brain fog, which makes it difficult for children to focus in school.

  5. We have compiled a list of delicious, healthy, low- sugar snacks that your child will love, so you won't have to stress about lowering your child's sugar intake. Coconut and date sugar Honey Maple, brown rice, agave, treacle, golden, and molasses syrups Fruit

  6. At your first visit with our team, we will spend time getting to know you and your child. During the appointment, we will review your child’s medical and dental history. We will gently examine your child’s teeth, gum tissue and dental development.

  7. 954.384.8888 frontdesk@sweettoothweston.com www.sweettoothweston.com 1040 Weston Rd Suite 300, Weston, FL 33326

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