One in eight children are affected by MIH, a condition causing sensitive and discoloured teeth. When my son was diagnosed, my mum guilt went into overdrive ...

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM) and a perfect time to remind parents how important it is to take care of those baby teeth. Currently, in the US, tooth decay is the ...

The issue extends far beyond oral hygiene. As dentists and researchers uncover the links between oral health and chronic disease, they’re finding that the healthier the teeth and gums, the healthier ...

Early dental hygiene sets the foundation for healthy habits and prevents issues ... Starting oral care early doesn’t just protect your baby’s teeth, it teaches them that brushing is a normal ...

This article originally appeared on Fort Smith Times Record: From baby teeth to bright smiles: Guide for parents this dental ...

New Australian research provides stronger evidence against bottle-feeding infants in bed. Experts are advising parents and ...

Taking care of your baby’s oral health is just as important as their overall well-being. Many parents assume that dental care begins only when teeth appear, but oral hygiene should start much ...

“By the time they’re between 2 and 3 years old, most children will have all of their milk teeth,” adds Kerry. “If you are worried about how your baby is developing, speak to your health ...

Because baby teeth play such an important role in holding the correct spacing for permanent teeth, it's important to keep these teeth healthy so they are not lost too early. Applying sealant is a ...