A bedtime bottle or sippy cup may be part of your child’s nightly routine—but if it contains milk or juice, it could be silently damaging their teeth. This condition is known as baby bottle tooth decay, and it happens when sugary liquids sit on teeth overnight. Even natural sugars in milk or 100% juice can…
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If your baby or child has been diagnosed with a tongue-tie or lip-tie, you may have heard the term “frenectomy” during your dental or pediatrician visit. But what exactly is it? A frenectomy is a minor surgical procedure that removes or loosens a tight band of tissue (called a frenulum) in the mouth. This tissue…
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Valentine’s Day brings lots of love—and lots of sugar. While those heart-shaped treats and sweet surprises are fun for kids, they can also take a toll on their teeth if parents aren’t careful. The good news? You can let your child enjoy the holiday while still keeping their smile healthy with a few simple strategies.…
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Flossing may seem like a task for grown-ups, but it’s actually one of the most important habits to start early. As soon as your child has two teeth that touch—usually around age 2 or 3—it’s time to introduce flossing. Why it MattersToothbrushes can’t reach the tight spaces between teeth, where food and bacteria like to…
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