RyanG
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i'd take that face off the toilet. imagine being unsure about taking a shit in the first place.. then when you work up the bravery to try it, there's a smiling face staring up at your balls.
i'd take that face off the toilet. imagine being unsure about taking a shit in the first place.. then when you work up the bravery to try it, there's a smiling face staring up at your balls.
Do you know sprout?Hey there Parents. Pediatric dentist over here and I just want to give back to a community I've gained so much knowledge from. So if there are any dental questions, feel free to ask. Can provide credentials if you want via DM. Cheers!
The advice I give most often: If possible the child's oral cavity should not be exposed to another person's saliva (ex: sharing spoons) prior to the age of 3. Zero to 3 years is the window of infectivity for strep mutans (the bacteria that causes cavities). So in theory if the child is not exposed to the bacteria then they can't get cavities. Transmission is also greatly reduced if parents/people around the child have good oral health.
Hey there Parents. Pediatric dentist over here and I just want to give back to a community I've gained so much knowledge from. So if there are any dental questions, feel free to ask. Can provide credentials if you want via DM. Cheers!
The advice I give most often: If possible the child's oral cavity should not be exposed to another person's saliva (ex: sharing spoons) prior to the age of 3. Zero to 3 years is the window of infectivity for strep mutans (the bacteria that causes cavities). So in theory if the child is not exposed to the bacteria then they can't get cavities. Transmission is also greatly reduced if parents/people around the child have good oral health.
Hey there Parents. Pediatric dentist over here and I just want to give back to a community I've gained so much knowledge from. So if there are any dental questions, feel free to ask. Can provide credentials if you want via DM. Cheers!
The advice I give most often: If possible the child's oral cavity should not be exposed to another person's saliva (ex: sharing spoons) prior to the age of 3. Zero to 3 years is the window of infectivity for strep mutans (the bacteria that causes cavities). So in theory if the child is not exposed to the bacteria then they can't get cavities. Transmission is also greatly reduced if parents/people around the child have good oral health.
Ha! Yes all the teeth get a "helmet."Also bottle mouth, nothing worse than seeing diagnostic info for a mouth full of 2930's, nomsayin? I too am in the Dental industry.
Correct. No cavities. BUT teeth brushing would still be required for gum and bone health. Also that kid would be a type 2 diabetic.So, a kid who is not exposed to the bacteria could eat Twinkies for every meal, chase them with a Coke, never brush their teeth, and they would never get a cavity?
Hey there Parents. Pediatric dentist over here and I just want to give back to a community I've gained so much knowledge from. So if there are any dental questions, feel free to ask. Can provide credentials if you want via DM. Cheers!
The advice I give most often: If possible the child's oral cavity should not be exposed to another person's saliva (ex: sharing spoons) prior to the age of 3. Zero to 3 years is the window of infectivity for strep mutans (the bacteria that causes cavities). So in theory if the child is not exposed to the bacteria then they can't get cavities. Transmission is also greatly reduced if parents/people around the child have good oral health.
One month in to having newborn t win boys and a 25 month old daughter.... “this will be great in the long run” is said many times a day. Shot for two close in age and got three.
Just got a report from the wife that he pooped his pants, this after not pooping at all over the weekend. I imagine that was just a treat to clean up...Potty training sure is fun! I particularly liked his technical compliance when I told him he needed 3 more successful pees in the potty without our help and he did one right away, then a small one and two minutes a later a normal-sized one. Way to work the rules there by splitting the last one, buddy!
Hard to beat that feeling when you walk in and they light up with joy.Time is moving at an outrageous pace now with the baby. It feels like we just left the hospital and it's already been 2 months. She's starting to smile more and I feel like a laugh is on the horizon. In the morning I'll take her in for a diaper change when I get up for work and when she recognizes my face she has the biggest sleepy smile. It makes me indescribably happy.
Nice Pua stuffy. My 4 year old would slay for that thing.Time is moving at an outrageous pace now with the baby. It feels like we just left the hospital and it's already been 2 months. She's starting to smile more and I feel like a laugh is on the horizon. In the morning I'll take her in for a diaper change when I get up for work and when she recognizes my face she has the biggest sleepy smile. It makes me indescribably happy.