Children

Dental and oral wellbeing is an important part of your general health and well-being. Bad habits regarding oral cleanliness can prompt dental problems and gum infections and are likewise connected…

For many children, going to the dentist is a scary experience, especially if it’s their first time. It’s intimidating not knowing what the dentist is going to do or say.…

The health of our children is always the top priority of parents everywhere, however, parents need to make sure they are looking at their whole child when thinking about their…

If your baby is at the “mouthing” stage, where he wants to put everything in his mouth, from his hands, toys, or anything in his reach, then he’s teething. Teething…

When you are a family healthcare provider at home or in a care facility with your loved one, you have a lot on your mind. Doctor appointments, medications, and your…

Sticky candies like gummies can get stuck in hard-to-clean areas between teeth. The acidity of sour candies — and even some sugar-free treats — is tough on tooth enamel. Dentists…

A baby can teeth as early as three months or as late as 12 months old. Use a toddler toothbrush, toothpaste, or a finger toothbrush to clean your baby’s teeth.…

Even before little ones sprout their first tooth, it’s a good idea for parents to start a brushing routine to get their baby into the habit of good oral hygiene.…

Research in the world of good oral health has revealed some interesting news. Children are less likely to brush their teeth if their parents don’t! New global research has put…

By the time your baby reaches their first birthday, chances are they will have several teeth inside their mouth. Somewhere between the age of 2 and 3, your toddler will likely…