In our last article, we discussed why your child may not want to brush their teeth.  We even offered some solutions, such as changing the toothpaste or toothbrush.  Although these

Your child should be brushing their teeth at least twice a day; if they don’t, it could cause cavities, or worse health issues.  The problem is that, sometimes, children don’t

When your child is between the age of 6 months and 24 months, they will start teething. This means that their teeth will begin to break through their gums, which

The journey of your child’s teeth is a long one; they’ll go through the teething phase, teething rashes, losing their baby teeth, and then finally growing in their permanent teeth. 

    Baby teeth are often misunderstood by parents, which leads to a lot of myths and misinformation being spread around. Even though your children will eventually lose all of

  As a parent, it’s up to you to instill good dental health habits in your kids. Sometimes, children develop phobias about going to the dentist that makes the entire

Every time a new year begins, we are presented with the perfect opportunity to reflect on how we can improve our lives and the lives of our loved ones. That

As parents, it’s up to us to make sure that we do everything that we can to help our children commit to proper dental health habits. That means finding the

Being a parent of a newborn is an exciting time in life. Each and every day presents new challenges and beautiful moments to experience. However, if you notice that your

Sometimes, trying to help your kids out with good dental health practices can be a challenge. As parents, we tend to overthink things, particularly when it comes to helping our