# Holiday Sweets Notes
> Festive sweets pile up. How to enjoy them with fewer dental downsides. Includes simple steps and when to ask a dentist.

## Guides
- [Candy Canes and Hard Candy](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/candy-canes-teeth/): Candy canes teeth worries come down to time: a hard sweet that dissolves slowly bathes the teeth in sugar for many minutes.
- [Home Baking and Sugar](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/baking-sugar-teeth/): Baking sugar teeth concerns are less about the cake itself and more about the nibbling, tasting and leftovers that go on all day around it.
- [Party Drinks: Quick Notes](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/party-drinks-teeth/): Party drinks teeth concerns centre on sugar and acid, and above all on how long a glass lingers: sipping one drink for two hours keeps teeth in contact with it.
- [Dental Care During Family Travel](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/family-travel-dental/): Family travel dental care comes down to keeping the basics going when the day has no shape: fluoride toothpaste twice a day, a plan for cleaning between teeth.
- [Booking a January Checkup](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/january-checkup/): A January checkup is a sensible way to review your mouth after weeks of changed eating, travel and disrupted routines, and to get back to regular dental visits.

## About
- [About Holiday Sweets Notes](https://holiday-sweets-and-teeth.pages.dev/about/): not medical advice, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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