Becoming new parents revealed to us that caring for our baby’s teeth is a science in itself, and we soon realized that maintaining our baby’s oral health requires careful attention. It’s a common lament that we often become aware of the need for oral hygiene only when cavities appear. In fact, caring for a baby’s teeth can start as early …

In recent years, the rate of cavities in children has been on the rise. There have even been cases of cavities in 4-year-olds, where the decay had reached deep into the pulp. If not addressed promptly, this can lead to complications like cellulitis. It’s crucial not to ignore cavities just because children will eventually lose their baby teeth. Correct oral …

Every baby develops at their own pace. Generally, babies start teething around 6 months of age, with the first tooth emerging. Subsequent teeth tend to appear at intervals of about 2 to 4 weeks. But what if your baby hasn’t started teething by 6 months? Is there a concern about their dental development? Let’s dive into the teething journey of …