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Originally posted by robustpuppy
Little fucker (no offense). But I think so. Some kids luck out and either don't harbor, or aren't sensitive to, the bacteria that cause decay. Other kids can do everything right but still have the bad bacteria. I think it's partially genes, and partially environment, because your kids can get the bad bacteria at least from kissing you and sharing cups and whatnot.
This is too late to help my kid, I think, as I've already kissed her at least a couple of times.
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Bad dental bacteria pass w/o saliva exchange? Yikes!
