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<p>&#160;Hi. My child is 7 now and he doesn't like brushing his teeth. I strictly direct him to brush his teeth twice daily. But he never brushes well and also doesn't have any care for his tooth. He always follows unhealthy diets. He eats a lot of chocolate and sugary snacks. Whenever I try to make him brush, he will start crying. I am fed up with my child's behavior. Now I think his teeth started to decay and have a cavity in his right molars. When I shared this with one of my colleagues, she suggested taking him to a [url=http://www.discoverydental.com/dental-services/childrens-dentistry/]children's dentist in Ajax[/url]. I have heard that using fluoride mouthwash can help to prevent tooth decay and cavities. Will it help in my son's situation? What will be the treatment procedures to remove cavity? Can a single visit solve his problem?</p>

<p>Yeah cavities are considered the second most common health disorder in the United States. I once wondered seeing the number of [url=http://www.appletondental.ca/services/cosmetic-dentistry/]people that come in a cosmetic dental clinic in Whitby[/url].</p>
<p>I have a doubt regarding cavities. Getting dental implants has become common among people. Can these dental implants get cavities?&#160;</p>

<p>&#160;Cavities and tooth decay are among the world's most common health problems. They're especially common in children, teenagers and older adults. But anyone who has teeth can get cavities, including infants.</p>