The oral health of my child

How important is food for the oral health of my child?
A well-balanced diet is necessary for your child's teeth strong and resistant to decay. Besides a full range of vitamins and minerals, feeding a child must be rich in calcium, phosphorus and must contain the necessary amount of fluoride. If fluoride is the best protection against cavities, the frequent snacking is the greatest friend of the cavities. Carbohydrates and starches that are found in foods such as cookies, candy, dried fruit, soft drinks, pretzels and chips acids release once they are in contact with dental plaque. These acids attack the enamel and can cause the onset of caries. The attacks caused the plate can last up to 20 minutes after a meal or eating. It would be wise to avoid snacking between meals.
What if my child chipped, broken or lost a tooth final? 
Any injury to the mouth of your child you must immediately contact your dentist. The dentist will examine the damage and determine appropriate treatment. If your child has difficulty because of a cracked tooth, chipped or broken it must immediately go to your dentist. In the meantime, you can give him a painkiller after seeking advice from your pharmacist. Recover if possible all the fragments of the injured tooth and bring them to your dentist. If a tooth is completely out of the mouth, bring it as soon as possible to your dentist, without the handle or clean. Keep the tooth in the saliva, milk or saline solution until you arrive at the dentist. It may be possible to relocate this tooth in the mouth of your child.