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Caesarean sections linked to tooth decay
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| posted by Old China Hand 1093 days ago |
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Well - Don't know about you - but this "mere male" ain't expecting a "C section" anytime soon, just ever yet more visits to the dentist to patch up my "Tombstones" - or rather, the few that haven't been of the type that are cemented into place.<Grin>
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| posted by sabi 1093 days ago |
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Mere males also come out of their mums or are you a sucker?
In case you think I am rude, I meant:
Are you a banana? (hmmmn, not much better ....lol).
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| posted by The Crone 1092 days ago |
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My son has not had a cavity.
For me, I think it's because of my vigilance in not giving him anything sweet to eat when he was growing up. No candies, no soft drinks. Lots of natural fruit juices [:p]
Even now, when he is offered sweets and soft drinks he prefers not to.
But he did inherit my love for chocolates[88]
I dream again
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