How to help caregivers understand caries in children

Risk Factors

Discuss with your patient if any of these risk factors apply to them
  • High-sugar Diet

    Sweet and sticky foods produce acids that attack tooth enamel

  • Brushing incorrectly

    The cause of abrasion of the tooth’s enamel surface

In-Office Treatment Options

The most common in-office treatments

  • This video demonstrates application of a sealant on a molar.

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  • This video demonstrates caries removal, and a ceramic-inlay restoration.

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At-Home Treatment Options

The most common at-home treatments

  • This video demonstrates a brushing technique.

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  • This video demonstrates a flossing technique on 3 interproximal areas.

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Related Products

  • Colgate® High Fluoride Varnish

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    Information on Duraphat® 900ppmF Alcohol Free Fluoride Mouthwash for patients
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  • Colgate® Maximum Cavity Protection PLUS Sugar Acid Neutralizer™ Toothpaste

    Information on Colgate® Maximum Cavity Protection PLUS Sugar Acid Neutralizer toothpaste as a daily anti-caries toothpaste
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  • Colgate® Kids Anti-Cavity Toothpaste

    Information on Colgate® Kids Anti-Cavity toothpaste for your patients’ caregivers to help remineralize teeth, strengthen teeth, and prevent tooth decay
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  • Colgate® Kids Toothbrush

    Information on a range of toothbrushes designed for different stages of oral development
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