With Halloween gaining a stronger foothold in Australia culture, it is hard to stop our children eating sugary foods. All younger children struggle to clean their own teeth properly so when sugary foods and a poor brushing technique are combined, decay can form. To help prevent this, we have put together a few little ideas for enjoying Halloween and looking after your little ones (as well as your own) teeth at the same time.
It is that time of year again when the ghosts come out to play, the witches grab their broom sticks and the skeletons start to rattle their bones. It’s a fun time for children and families to dress up and indulge but it’s also important we remember our dental hygiene. For teeth as magnificent as a vampire and not rotten like a corpse, check out our tips to have a healthy (and COVID-safe) Halloween below.
Our Healthy Halloween Tips
Author Summary – Dr Chitra Rao
Dr. Chitra Rao has over a decade of experience in dentistry, specifically in the field of cosmetic and orthodontic treatments. Dedicated to achieving optimal results, she takes a detailed and personalised approach to creating beautiful, confident smiles for her patients. Outside of dentistry, Dr. Chitra enjoys staying active, traveling, and spending time with her family.
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