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Abstract
Worldwide tooth decay known as dental caries stands as a major healthcare problem mostly affecting children. Health and wellbeing throughout life depend on stopping dental caries among children. The combination of early intervention and prevention tactics pointed toward reducing the chances of acquiring dental cavities and oral disease development. The discussion focuses on why children need dental caries prevention through the evaluation of preventive methods. Oral hygiene practices that include brushing and daily flossing together with fluoride products form the essential elements to minimize tooth decay. Having a diet with the right balance of both sugar and acids helps create conditions that support oral health. Getting professional care while seeking early detection of dental problems happens through scheduled dental appointments. The article presents information about how parents and healthcare providers alongside caregivers educate children about dental care and strengthened why good oral health practices matter for the future. These preventative measures lead children to experience improved dental health status and prevent both short-term and lasting effects that come from neglected tooth decay.