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All my baby teeth had cavities. help! will my adult teeth fall out too?
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Not if: You brush at least once per day for 5 minutes covering the cheek side, tongue side, tops and behind the last teeth, floss get regular check ups and keep sugars to a minimum.
Answered 12/4/2013
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