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Baby’s first teeth

It's important to take care of your baby's teeth as soon as they appear
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0-4

Oral Health service

Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust's Oral Health team offers a range of programmes including fluoride varnish applications and a toothbrushing programme delivered in primary and special schools.
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Teething

Your baby’s teeth begin to come through at around the age of six months, but from three months onwards you will notice signs of teething
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0-4

Brushing teeth

Regular brushing will help your child to avoid tooth decay
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Reducing tooth decay

Sugary food and drinks can cause tooth decay and pain, impacting on your child's health and wellbeing
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Visiting the dentist

NHS dental treatment for children is free for children under 18
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Bottle feeding

If you choose to bottle feed you may still want to give the first few feeds of colostrum (first milk) before going on to bottle feeding.
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