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Parents whose offspring have food allergies can’t take their kids to dental appointments without forethought.
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Parents whose offspring have food allergies can’t take their kids to dental appointments without forethought.

Children undergo many physical transitions as they grow up. The stages in their oral development are markers that help parents and caregivers deliver the…
Getting a young child to quit sucking her (or his) thumb—a habit that makes her feel secure, comfortable and happy—can be quite a challenge.

Many children with crowded and/or crooked get their teeth straightened with help from clear aligners, metal braces or clear braces.

Here are two facts: Young children squirm and some aren’t crazy about going to the dentist.

It may not seem logical, but infants and small children can get cavities!

When was the last time you inspected your child’s current toothbrush? A toothbrush is the top tool in everyone’s arsenal of dental-care products.

Between their afterschool activities, social lives, homework and school classes, today’s youngsters lead very busy lives.

It may be hard to believe, but just as adults are susceptible to gum disease, so are young children.

Baby pacifiers have many nicknames. Just a few are binky, bip, bobo, bubba, button, chupy, fee fee and hushie.

Making your child's first dental visit a positive experience is essential for establishing a lifetime of good oral health habits.

Getting children to brush — let alone floss — their teeth can often be a challenge.