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The motto “everything in moderation” aptly applies to much in life, including Halloween candy. It is OK to eat candy occasionally, but too much can destroy teeth.

While no candy is beneficial for the teeth, some types are worse than others, according to Dr. Kevin Sands, a board-certified cosmetic dentist based in Beverly Hills, California.

While Dr. Brian Grove with the Metropolitan Pediatric Dental Associates said Halloween is his favorite holiday, some treats are better than others.