Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
You can halt baby bottle tooth decay and prevent needless dental surgery by utilizing special nutrition.
Baby bottle tooth decay, also known as Early Childhood Caries, is the name for tooth decay occurring in young children.
Baby bottle tooth decay can be treated with nutrition, and without dental surgery.
I do not know if there is a specific age range, but generally we are referring to children ages 6 months to 6 years old.
Summary of Key Findings About Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
- It is not caused by breast milk or prolonged breastfeeding
- It is not prevented through fluoride
- Dental surgery will not cure it
- Dental surgery may not decrease pain
- It can be treated safely with nutrition
- Children's tooth decay is not genetic in the sense that it is caused by faulty DNA, but rather a result of heredity that is intercepted.
Heal Children's Teeth Without Dental Surgery
At the age of one, my daughter began suffering from severe cavities. I know what it is like to feel stress from a child suffering from tooth decay, because I have experienced it first hand.
For my daughter, her teeth started to decay so rapidly, that one of them just disintegrated and chipped apart in a matter of a few weeks time.
Two years later, using the nutritional program I developed, my daughter has teeth that are now hard, and resilient, they no longer chip, she has abundant energy, and has remained pain and infection free.
Learn how to prevent your child's tooth decay.
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When my 4 year old daughter's teeth began to have lots of tooth decay (for her age), we visited a few dentists and all of them were blaming me that I did not brush her teeth enough. But I did... Basically, they wanted to do dental anesthesia on her and repair all her cavities at once. My husband and I talked and decided not to put her through this. After all, she had no pain at all and her teeth did not bother her.
I decided to take the matter into my own hands. I started researching about tooth decay, and stumbled upon Rami's web site. I even wrote to him, and he was very helpful. A while later, when his book was published, I bought it. I already knew about the diet from Rami's book, and I was implementing parts of it, but I guess that was not enough to protect my oldest daughter from tooth decay....
This book gave me hope for my daughter's teeth - and now I know that we are responsible for our health. I have also forgiven the dentists who kept showing me how to brush her teeth, I mean, they don't know better...When I asked one of the dentists if my daughter does not have enough nutrients in the body, and that's maybe why her teeth decay (because the body takes all the essential nutrients from the teeth first), he disregarded it and said this could not be the case because all her teeth are formed very well. I did not argue with him, because I knew he was not taught anything about diet in his medical school. I just stopped going to dentists and now I try my best to follow the diet (for my daughter and rest of family) Rami outlines in his book.
If you are discouraged and don't know what to do, get this book. I was very worried and upset about my daughter's teeth at first, but now I am actually very calm because I know I am doing the right thing.
Marina, Canada