Baby Teeth

When should I brush my baby’s teeth? When should my baby start seeing a dentist? I don’t see any teeth yet – is something wrong? Many good parents want to maintain their child’s oral health, but they have questions. Here are some answers.

A few teeth have cropped up- when do you start brushing those chompers?

Ensuring healthy baby/temporary teeth in children prevents problems with permanent teeth in the future and establishes good oral care habits at an early age.

Baby teeth are a child's first set of teeth, and they appear in a certain order. Knowing how they appear can help you know if your child's dentition is normal.

Teaching your young child about the tooth fairy can make the tooth losing process exciting, if the child is scared.

Baby teeth aren't unimportant just because they fall out. Kid's dental hygiene affects the health of their adult teeth.

Children who have baby tooth decay may be at a higher risk for childhood obesity. Find out how to keep your child slim - and out of the dentist's office.

Follow these tips to keep your baby's teeth healthy and to help your infant develop healthy brushing habits.

Now that your babies cute gummy grin is disappearing an adorable new pearly whites are starting to pop out, it's time to start thinking about your babies dental care.

What does the tooth fairy do with all those teeth? This article has some clever ideas for her.

Nice detailed overview of when to expect your baby's teeth to come in. The article describes which teeth to to expect first and follows in order to the last teeth to come in.

Making sure kids are healthy includes more than the regular doctor visits and immunizations. Their teeth are important too. Find out what you can do for healthy teeth.

Healthy dental hygiene habits start early. In fact, most experts agree that the best time to begin teaching your child these important habits is when she is just a small newborn.

Many new parents wonder when they should begin to brush their little ones teeth. Do you start as soon as they get their first tooth or do you wait until he or she has a couple of teeth?

Here is where parents will find out how they can maintain healthy teeth in their children. They will also find out how to help children take care of their own teeth so that they won't have problems later in life.

Poem for a baby with new teeth and like to bite

Brooke Greenberg is 16 years old but has the body of an infant.

This article is about the importance of keeping a baby's mouth healthy.

Baby teeth may be the first set of teeth but they are equally as important to take care of as adult teeth!