A Family’s Teeth Age at Different Speeds. Your Dental Routine Should Too
A toddler, a nine-year-old, a teenager and a forty-five-year-old are sitting in the same waiting room. They have almost nothing in common clinically. The toddler's risk is dietary and bacterial. The nine-year-old's risk is anatomical — deep grooves in newly erupted molars. The teenager's risk is behavioral. The adult's risk...