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Dental expert shares tips for Halloween candy safety

Headline from WJTV Jackson, from the development of Oct 29, 2026

Newest development Oct 30, 2026 · 2 reportsHalloween candy favorites could leave adults with cracked teeth and far worse, says dentist

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Dental experts reminded parents to make their children practice good oral hygiene as they prepare to enjoy Halloween candy. Dr. Jason Ross, with Key Dental, said while enjoying Halloween treats is part of the fun, moderation and proper dental care can help prevent tooth decay…

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    Dental expert shares tips for Halloween candy safety

    Headline from WJTV Jackson ·

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    Halloween candy favorites could leave adults with cracked teeth and far worse, says dentist

    Headline from Fox News ·

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8 articles, oldest first.

  1. MLive

    Can Halloween candy really ‘rot’ your teeth? An expert weighs in (opens MLive)

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    MLive's feed description

    The worst candy for your teeth is a Halloween favorite, but it's very acidic.

  2. WJTV Jackson

    Dental expert shares tips for Halloween candy safety (opens WJTV Jackson)

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    WJTV Jackson's feed description

    JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) - Dental experts reminded parents to make their children practice good oral hygiene as they prepare to enjoy Halloween candy. Dr. Jason Ross, with Key Dental, said while enjoying Halloween treats is part of the fun, moderation and proper dental care can help prevent tooth decay…

  3. Fox News

    Halloween candy favorites could leave adults with cracked teeth and far worse, says dentist (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    Dr. Marc Lazare tells Fox News Digital which Halloween candy poses the biggest risks to dental crowns, fillings and enamel — and shares his top treat pick.

  4. New York Post

    Beware the Halloween candies that can crack your teeth — or do much worse: dentist (opens New York Post)

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    New York Post's feed description

    Cavities aren't the only Halloween candy hazard — many sweets can cause a fright to teeth and dental work even in adults, a dentist warns.

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