As the school season is starting, a new subject is now on our agenda: “Eating habits of school children.” Of course, weight issues and obesity are the most important health problems in our century, but oral health is just as important. Eating habits play a great role in shaping oral health. Foods with carbohydrates, candy bars, desserts, biscuits and snacks contribute to tooth decay. In addition, sugary sodas and sweetened beverages, including sweetened milk, affect dental health. Hence, in schools where your children does not have an option to brush their teeth after consuming such foods or beverages while at school, this issue poses a serious threat, contributing to tooth decay. So, the lunch boxes should constitute of tooth friendly foods. These foods are: Foods of cheese content: Cheese blocks tooth decay as it includes casein. For example; grilled cheese sandwiches etc. Peanuts: As they are rich in minerals, they strengthen...