It can be difficult for a parent when their child complains about tooth or mouth pain. Typically, if your child is experiencing pain, the first thing you’ll do is check their mouth to see if you can spot what’s bothering them. But what if you can’t find anything? Sometimes, an infected, or an abscessed, tooth …
Great news: there’s no rigid schedule when it comes to losing baby teeth, and each child grows and develops on their own schedule. Typically by kindergarten, children will start to lose their teeth. Usually there is no pain involved, but there may be a bit of tenderness in the gums after the tooth falls out. …
Baby teeth (primary teeth) are your child’s first set of teeth. There are twenty primary teeth in total. It is important that your child’s teeth are being properly cleaned with parental supervision, and that oral hygiene routines are established at an early age. A child‘s dental examination is recommended by the time the first tooth …
