Children’s Oral Hygiene

Articles about children’s oral hygiene, baby teeth, first toothbrushes, fluoride toothpaste, teething, dental visits, and healthy habits from an early age. Learn how to care for your child’s teeth and gums every day.

Child squeezing toothpaste onto a toothbrush

How Much Toothpaste Should a Child Use?

Children only need a small amount of toothpaste. Learn when to use a rice-grain-sized amount, when to use a pea-sized amount, and why parents should supervise brushing.

Jun 247 min read

Baby Teeth — Why Should You Care for Them If They Will Fall Out Anyway?

Baby teeth may fall out, but they play an important role in eating, speech, jaw development, and guiding permanent teeth. Learn why caring for them matters.

Jun 248 min read

Teething and Oral Hygiene — What Should You Know?

Teething can be uncomfortable, but gentle oral care is still important. Learn how to care for your baby’s gums and first teeth during teething.

Jun 248 min read

Child holding a lollipop and eating sweets outdoors

Sweets, Juices, and Cavities — What Really Harms a Child’s Teeth?

Sweets, juices, and sugary drinks can increase the risk of cavities in children. Learn what really harms a child’s teeth and how to protect them every day.

Jun 246 min read

Child feeling nervous during a first dental visit

A Child’s First Dental Visit — When Should It Happen and How Should You Prepare?

A child’s first dental visit should be calm and positive. Learn when to schedule it, how to prepare your child, and how to reduce fear of the dentist.

Jun 248 min read

Children’s Oral Hygiene

How Much Toothpaste Should a Child Use?

Baby Teeth — Why Should You Care for Them If They Will Fall Out Anyway?

Teething and Oral Hygiene — What Should You Know?

Sweets, Juices, and Cavities — What Really Harms a Child’s Teeth?

A Child’s First Dental Visit — When Should It Happen and How Should You Prepare?

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