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| (1) Cleaning baby’s mouth after feeding should begin |
| (a) At birth |
| (b) After the baby is a year old |
| (c) After the first tooth comes in |
| (d) After the baby starts eating solid foods |
| (2) White spots on a child’s teeth means |
| (a) The child is drinking too much milk |
| (b) The teeth are not getting clean enough |
| (c) The teeth will be protected from cavities |
| (d) The child is eating too much cheese |
| (3) Giving a baby fruit juice in a bottle at night |
| (a) Fights bacteria in the mouth |
| (b) Increases the chances for cavities |
| (c) Prevents cavities |
| (d) Prevents white spots from forming on the teeth |
| (4) Permanent teeth |
| (a) Are more important than baby teeth |
| (b) Do not form beneath the gums until the baby teeth fall out |
| (c) Are not affected by the baby teeth |
| (d) Form beneath the baby teeth before a child is born |
| (5) The amount of fluoride a child needs |
| (a) Depends on the child’s age |
| (b) Depends on the kind of toothpaste they use |
| (c) Is the same for all children |
| (d) Is the same as adults |
| (6) Plaque is |
| (a) A film of bacteria on teeth |
| (b) A film that protects teeth from cavities |
| (c) A film that prevents teeth from yellowing |
| (d) Holes in the teeth that cause cavities |
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