Halloween kicks off the “sugar season,” which haunts us all the way from October to New Year’s.
In 2015, a look at practice management software data showed a scary increase in dental visits in the week following Halloween.
While making my Halloween candy haul last until Thanksgiving is a treasured childhood memory, as a dental health editor, I see it a little differently now. (But I’m still not above “taxing” my kids’ treat bags.)
Some Halloween treats are particularly problematic for dental health. Here are some of the worst monsters in your patients’ candy stashes.
