Oral hygiene for babies, especially when they start eating solid foods, not only limits tooth decay but also helps them have healthy and beautiful teeth. Mothers should help their babies form the habit of brushing their teeth at least twice a day.

Children aged 3-4 years old are very susceptible to oral diseases such as gingivitis, tooth decay... If not treated promptly, it will cause a lot of discomfort and affect the child's development.

The phenomenon of changing baby teeth is a completely natural phenomenon that occurs in all children from the age of 5. Baby teeth will gradually fall out to make room for permanent teeth. This is sometimes extremely simple but sometimes it is a scary thing for many children but not all parents know how to deal with it.

Dental care for children should be done from the time the first teeth grow, ensuring healthy teeth for comprehensive development and overall health of the child.

When your child loses their first few teeth, it can be an exciting time. They may feel proud that they are growing up, or even think that the tooth fairy has just visited and are very excited. When their permanent teeth first come in, parents may be worried that their child’s teeth will come in crooked.