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Children's front teeth are prone to decay when overexposed to sugary or acidic drinks - hence the term bottlemouth syndrome or 'baby bottle tooth' decay. It's important to prevent this.

Key takeaways:

- Avoid putting sugary drinks, even natural fruit juice, in your child's bottle.
- Never let your child use a bottle as a pacifier or take their bottle to bed.
- Once your child is one-year-old, start scheduling regular checkups with a dentist.

If your child's gums appear irritated or teeth appear spotted, see a dentist.

More: https://yourdentalhealthresource.com/what-is-bottlemouth-syndrome/