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cause of decay. And he should be drinking fluoridated water to help prevent decay. If your community's water is not fluo ridated, the dentist can sug gest alternate methods for your child to receive fluo ride's benefits. Dental decay is the most prevalent disease of childhood. About 50 per cent of all two-year-olds have one or more decayed teeth and by the time they begin school, they have three or more decayed teeth. A recent report from the federal Project Headstart program revealed that dental care was the preschool child’s most needed health service, if you can’t afford dental care for your child, contact your local dental society. They can give you information on programs in your area that assist parents in obtaining this important health service for their children. T^ach your child how to care for his dental health at home and, if he’s already three or older, make his first dental j appointment now. His dental ! health is too important to be I neglected.
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