Child s toothbrushing habits linked to mother s mental health
A mother s mental health may play a larger role in a child s toothbrushing habits than previously thought.
It is no secret that brushing your teeth twice a day is highly effective in promoting healthy teeth and gums. The International Association of Pediatric Dentistry advocates brushing with toothpaste containing fluoride to prevent decayed, missing, or filled teeth - known as childhood dental caries (ECC) - in children.
Parents are instrumental in instilling good dental habits in their children.
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In Japan, there is a worryingly high prevalence of ECC among children aged 3 years old. Postpartum depression and/or lack of affection caused by bonding disorders hamper a mother s ability to cultivate healthy dental practices in children, and researchers were keen to explore this link.
Good Toothbrushing Habits in Children Linked to Mother s Wellbeing
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