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As the air gets crisp and costumes come out, Halloween brings with it lots of fun, fright, and, of course… candy. While we love a good spooky celebration as much as anyone, Halloween can be a real nightmare for your teeth if you're not careful.
Every year, on the first Friday of October, people around the world come together to celebrate one of the simplest yet most powerful gestures we can share-a smile.
Pumpkin spice lattes, flannel shirts, and evenings by the fire make this season a favorite for many. But amidst all the seasonal joy, fall also offers the perfect opportunity to focus on something just as important — your dental health.
Before we dive into the fun stuff, let's get real: dental health isn't just about avoiding cavities. Poor oral hygiene can affect everything from a child's ability to eat and speak properly to their self-esteem and overall health. Baby teeth matter!