Throwback Thursday - Halloween Cavities
As Halloween approaches, excitement mounts for little trick-or-treaters, but the dental consequences might not be far behind.
In this week’s Throwback Thursday, we look back to 1986 where WAGM Reporter Suzanne Strobel shares tips on keeping Halloween cavities at bay.
A local dentist offered a few tips to help avoid cavities after eating Halloween candy, emphasizing the importance of daily brushing and flossing.
Avoiding cavities requires daily brushing and flossing, a habit to start at an early age.
Author's summary: Halloween candy can lead to cavities if not managed properly.
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