Halloween can be a dangerous time for teeth, and parents are left with the difficult decision of what to do with that giant bag of candy that their kids are surely going to bring home. Rather than not allow children to participate in their favorite part of this holiday - eating lots of candy - parents can instead be more cautions about the type of sweets their kids are consuming. 
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