It's 7:45 a.m. on a Thursday, and the Tooth Bus is bustling. Within the narrow confines of the cabin, the drone of the generator plays metronome to the industrious pace of early-morning preparations.

With so many diapers to change and so little sleep, your infant’s dental health may not be top of mind – even after those first baby teeth make an appearance. But the eruption of that first tooth, ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

Approximately one-third of caries diagnosed in preschool children using dental x-rays conflicted with assessments using oral exams alone in a new study published on March 31 in BMC Oral Health.