Dear Reader,

There were news stories coming out of California, several months back, about how kids living in fluoridated drinking water communities weren't faring any better than non-fluoridated communities in regards to tooth decay. Since then, it seems I have been inundated with inquiries over the oral health of our children.

In this issue we'll cover children's oral health from birth on into the teens, including how you can save money on and possibly avoid orthodontics if you know what to do - and do it early enough...

Protecting Your Child's Healthy Teeth

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Many people assume that children develop dental disease at the age of 4 to 6 years. The ADA's figures show that one half of all 2 year olds already have tooth decay.

When does the decay process start? It is logical to assume that it takes some time before the actual evidence of decay. When your baby is born the mouth is essentially sterile. So the process that leads to decay starts shortly after birth.

Yet, who gives any consideration to the decay process at this point? Until now, nobody! That's the reason for this article which you now have in front of you - because this article tells you how to stop the decay process before it starts!

This is a series of four very informative articles originally prepared by Oramedics International.

Read on...

On the other hand, the National Health Federation is at the forefront of protecting our rights concerning health and nutrition issues and seriously need the support of all of us.

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Thank you,

Tom Cornwell