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A few simple steps can help stave off baby bottle tooth decay. Here's how:

Wipe the baby's gums with a clean gauze pad or washcloth after each feeding.
Begin brushing your child's teeth, without toothpaste, when his or her first tooth comes in. If you choose to use toothpaste, use a fluoride-free one.
Clean and massage gums in areas without teeth.
Floss once all the baby teeth have come in.
Make sure your child is getting enough fluoride, which helps lessen cavities.
Schedule regular dental visits by your child's first birthday.

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