Dental habits of Australian families laid bare with survey showing one in five kids forgoing twice-daily brushing
A survey of 25,000 parents, conducted by the Australian Dental Association (ADA), has highlighted the dental habits of children. While 68 per cent of children brush twice a day, the survey revealed more than three-quarters fail to floss themselves — or have adults do it for them. The ADA is calling for parents to book their children into the dentist before the age of one or when their first tooth erupts.
