Baby teeth are important and ways to protect them from dental cavities. Children who get cavities before six years old are more prone to cavities later in life. Strategies to prevent cavities Gently ...

Did you know that babies should see a dentist by their first birthday? It’s important to start the journey to a healthy smile early because cavities can start forming as soon as your baby’s first ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A physician who writes about challenges with navigating healthcare. I spoke with a pediatric dentist, Dr. Helen Mo, about the ...

Dental caries, commonly known as tooth decay, is a prevalent chronic disease that affects people of all ages, including infants and young children. Tooth decay in babies is a growing concern, and ...

Taking care of your baby’s oral health is just as important as their overall well-being. Many parents assume that dental care begins only when teeth appear, but oral hygiene should start much earlier.

The UF College of Dentistry recently held its annual event that offers free dental sealants, dental exams and fluoride treatments for children ages 1 to 17.

Even before your baby starts teething, its important to start a dental hygiene routine. You may have pediatrician visits, vaccines and your own doctor appointments down pat, but lots of new parents ...

Often, the most painful part of the vaccination process is for parents - deciding whether or not to get their child immunized. Dr. Ed Marcuse, an immunization expert at Seattle Children's, advices ...

Give Kids a Smile is a collaboration between Sioux Center Dental, the Sioux Center Community School District, and the local i ...