A breakfast against cavities!

You know, to have teeth, they should be brushing regularly, do not eat too many sweets, etc.. But it should also be a good breakfast! This is what a U.S. study conducted among children from 2 to 5 years. Scientists have examined the links between eating habits and dental health. And they found that those who did not take meals in the morning had much higher risk of cavities. In general, all children who do not have a balanced diet are concerned. Thus, scientists point out that not eating at least five fruits and vegetables per day was also a risk factor. This had nothing to do with the income of parents, often associated with poorer eating habits: children from wealthier segments of society, but that did not have breakfast were still more likely to develop cavities that other! So parents, tell your children to brush their teeth, but also help to eat balanced and varied. This will prevent cavities, but also many other health problems! However, we'd like to know if children who do not take breakfast offset nibbling between meals, which would explain caries then easily ...