And the surprisingly simple ways to avoid them. From the moment that precious first baby tooth appears, your children’s teeth are on the journey of a lifetime. And their baby and adult teeth ...

Back to top I'm worried my child has a lip ... When it comes to breastfeeding and looking after your children's teeth, there's no evidence to suggest that breastfeeding increases the chance ...

When children turn six, they typically begin losing ... smiles – before the fangs drop out and then, much later, those back teeth start wobbling about, too. The last baby tooth is usually ...

These kids could benefit a lot from new teeth ... people might one day get a shot to grow their own teeth back. This isn’t just about teeth—it’s part of a bigger shift in how we see our ...

As parents, we are often inundated with unsolicited advice, judgment, and opinions about how to care for our children ... enamel that means the tooth/teeth can break apart as soon as they come ...

Dental sealant is a thin, plastic coating painted on the chewing surfaces of teeth -- usually the back teeth-- to prevent ... "sealing out" plaque and food. Children and teens are good candidates ...

Most children’s baby teeth normally loosen and fall out from ... an average of $1.30 per tooth. As far back as the 13th century, CBS’s Jeff Wagner notes, there appears to have been a Norse ...

An estimated six in ten children have rotting teeth by the age of five (Picture: Getty) The government is launching a national toothbrushing campaign to ‘revive’ the country’s oral health ...