Tooth Friendly Diet Recommendations Here are some practical tooth friendly diet recommendations from the Australian Dental Association to keep your smile bright and your teeth healthy. It applies to children and adults of all ages. Choose a low sugar diet A diet low in sugar can help you to avoid tooth decay and pave the […]

Caring For Your Baby’s or Toddler’s Teeth Caring for your baby’s and toddler’s teeth is essential for their oral health. Establishing good oral hygiene habits from an early age can set the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Here is a summary of how to care for their teeth: Start early Begin oral hygiene […]

Many parents ask when do babies teeth come through? Generally teething will start by 6-8 months but can vary a bit earlier or later with some babies (between 3-12 months). Once teeth begin to erupt they will usually do so in a specific teething order. Please see the chart below for what teeth erupt first […]

How Baby’s First Dentist Visit Helps Your baby’s first dentist visit should occur shortly after their first teeth erupt or they turn 12 months old. See our teething chart. Benefits Introducing your child to the dental environment early helps them to develop positive experiences and offer you advice on caring for your baby’s teeth. This […]

Brushing Your Baby’s Teeth or Toddler’s Teeth Baby teeth are just as important as adult teeth, which is why tooth brushing needs to start as soon as your child’s first teeth appear, which varies between 3-12 months. See our teething chart. For babies whose teeth haven’t appeared yet, a clean, damp cloth can be used […]