They might already have all their permanent teeth or are waiting for only a few more to appear, but their jaw and facial structures are still growing and changing. Many parents are unsure about when it’s time to take their child to a general dentist instead of a pediatric one. Teenagers are already dealing with …
Dental problems in children are a cause of concern for any parent. We want to give our little ones the best start in life, and good oral health education starts early on. However, with all our efforts to keep their teeth clean, they may still need a procedure done at the dentist. So how will …
The natural process of losing baby teeth should be expected somewhere around 6 years of age. Children grow amazingly fast in the first years of life, and parents are sometimes taken by surprise by this rollercoaster of mental leaps and growth spurts that come one after the other. Witnessing such rapid development is a delightful …
As medical advice is often updated with the recommendations parents are often confused with the details of oral hygiene during the first few years of their child’s life. Parents nowadays understand that good oral hygiene starts in infancy. How you care for your baby’s first pearly whites can set up the foundation of healthy teeth …
Babies grow so fast! It seemed like yesterday you first looked at that cute little face welcoming the world with a large, toothless smile. As the first few months passed, you got used to the causes of your baby’s discomfort and learned how to make things easier for him. Around six months, a new challenge …
A parent’s job never ends when it comes to health education, but we sometimes make mistakes even when we are driven by the best intentions in the world. When it comes to your child’s diet, choosing the healthiest options is not always easy. Cooking at home is not always possible and toddlers are known to …