Start your child off with good dental habits—even before a tooth makes its grand appearance—to help keep their teeth healthy, strong and protected for decades to come.
As soon as you see teeth, book that first appointment.
Covered in drool? Your little one might be teething. Most babies start teething around six…
The facts: As a rule, teeth in the lower jaw arrive ahead of teeth in the upper jaw. Girls…
Oral cleansing may begin even before your baby's teeth start to erupt. Wipe the gums with a clean…
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