A nurse is providing oral care for children on a pediatric unit. Which of the following is a guideline for providing care in special situations?
A) Toothpaste with fluoride should not be used on the teeth of young children.
B) Oral hygiene should begin for children when they are able to hold a toothbrush properly.
C) Water should be used to clean an infant's teeth.
D) If a child has braces, mouth rinses should be used instead of a toothbrush to avoid loosening the braces.
C
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