Do you want to scare away the Halloween Candy Cavities? (Worcester, MA)

Some tips to scare away the Halloween Candy Cavities:

Dark chocolate candies, milk chocolates, sugar free gums, pretzels, crackers etc are better choice than sticky gummies, or Carmel candies.

Limit the number of the Halloween treats to have for your child. All other treats should be donated to troops.

Eat those treat with meal. If you keep taking it more time, it will produce acid and that will damage your teeth.

Drink more water to wash away the acid that was produced by Halloween treats.

Impliment the idea of "Everything in moderation" so the healthy Halloween celebration can be enjoyed by all.

Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing. Do not be afraid of visiting your dentist after consuming those Halloween candies.

Author

Nikhil Patel, DMD Dentist

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