Medically reviewed by Lyndsey Garbi, MD If you’re wondering when you should start brushing your baby’s teeth, you’re ...

Careful reconstruction of fossil teeth has shown that earlier probable ancestors, like Australopithecus africanus and Homo ...

When children turn six, they typically begin losing their baby teeth. Usually, they’ll lose their front teeth first – resulting in those characteristically cute gappy smiles – before the ...

Nearly half of children in the U.S. have experienced decay, fillings, or missing teeth by age 9. Parents should start brushing their children's teeth as soon as the first tooth appears and begin ...

However if one tooth looks more grey than the teeth next to it, that could indicate that the tooth has had a bit of trauma. So again, mention that to your dentist. Gaps in baby teeth or teeth ...

It can be difficult for babies and challenging for parents too, but teething is a normal milestone in your little one’s development. “It’s a different experience for everyone. Some babies ...