Createspace Independent Publishing Platform More chocolate, no cavities: how diet can keep your kid cavity-free, paperback/dr roger w. lucas dds

A comprehensive, completely practical manual on how to care for your child's teeth from in the womb to age 18.

Written by a biochemist/pediatric dentist/father of three who shows the science of why focusing on snack foods is the most important thing to do, and is actually less work instead of more.

Learn how to spend the least amount of energy possible, and get the best results, and none of your friends will think you are crazy Dr.

Lucas is a six time winner of Best Kids Dentist Golden Teddy Award in Seattle Parent Map Magazine and helped thousands of families stay cavity free, even (sometimes) without flossing .

Gasp I feel this book should sit on the shelves right next to What to Expect When You are Expecting.

The lessons are invaluable.

-Erin, mother of five.

I have already suggested the book to my patients and I am having my staff read it to be able to share the information as well.

Nolan Gerlach, DDS Learning some specifics about bacteria and its impact on cavity development was a game-changer for me.

This book has given me clear guidance on what to feed my kids to promote overall health, not just oral health.

-Prediabetic mom Passionate, helpful primer about maintaining children's dental health from a parent and expert.

- Kirkus Reviews Unlike many health books, this book is clear and entertaining.

-Dan Finally a book that gets it right on preventing dental cavities -Dr.

Philippe Hujoel, Ph D, DDS, MS, Professor of Epidemiology and Oral Health Sciences, University of Washington School of Dentistry.

Every day across America and the world, parents hear the words Your child has eight cavities.

Almost every time, the parents are completely surprised.

Many times, neither the parents nor the dentists know why.

The parents are confused because their child had a healthy diet and avoided sugar.

Learn how to not get surprised by these cavities like over 70% of 7 years olds in America have.

You read that correctly Over 70% of children have a cavity by ag.