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Now that my baby has two little teeth coming in I am somewhat concerned about keeping them healthy. She falls asleep while nursing. Will this make her get cavities?
Thanks!
Breastmilk actually has antibiotic properties that can help prevent cavities. Just get in the habit of brushing daily (toothpaste is not necessary) and your LO's teeth should be fine.
Just what the pp said, breastmilk is good for teeth, it helps prevent cavities, not cause them. Once your little one starts solids you'll want to brush her teeth before she nurses to sleep for the night though. My understanding is that breastmilk alone is good for the teeth, but if there are food sugars left on the teeth, than the breastmilk can accelerate the decay from that?
Our ds brushes his teeth before nursing, then nurses to sleep and we have had no problem with cavities - personally we have found that the problem arises more when the teeth aren't brushed after eating rather than after nursing. But then there are some kids born with great healthy teeth and others that aren't.
So do you guys just brush with a toothbrush wet with water? Or are there baby toothbrushing solutions you use? My LO is now 13 months and her teeth are looking a little grey-ish in places. Her Ped says they look fine and he doesn't usually even start talking to parents about brushing teeth until the 18 month visit - but it's sounding like I definitely should be doing something now?