Halloween is all about costumes, fun, and—of course— candy . But too many sweet treats can leave your teeth feeling haunted long after the trick-or-treating ends! 👻 At Family Dentistry of Braintree, we believe you can enjoy the holiday and  keep your smile cavity-free with just a few simple tricks (and treats). 🪥 1. Choose Your Candy Wisely Not all sweets are created equal! Best options:  Chocolate melts quickly and washes off teeth more easily. Beware:  Sticky candies like

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Dear Valued Patients of Family Dentistry of Braintree, As the year comes to a close, we wanted to remind you about an important...

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Dear Valued Patients of Family Dentistry of Braintree, As the year comes to a close, we wanted to remind you about an important...

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