Tooth decay in children is what some call a hidden epidemic....And one local dentist says tooth decay isn't hard to find. Reporter Ashley McMillan sat in the chair with one local dentist who has a few thoughts on why this disease is becoming more prominent. Dr. Bryce?I wish I could say you had no cavities. It's something no one wants to hear from their dentist. But more and more children throughout the United States are..North Dakota is no exception. (Dr. Bryce Goebel/Pediatric Dentist) A big part of the problem, why it's such a huge chronic problem affecting children is access to care. The kids that need to be seen and have things done and preventative measure instituted have a really hard time finding someone to provide that care for them. But not enough care isn't the only problem. A lack of or poor oral hygiene is one factor and diet is a really big factor not only exactly what the diet consists of, but the dietary habits. Frequency of exposure to sugars, juices,...