The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that 20 percent of children between the ages of five and 11 have at ...

By Dr. Ronald Singer University of Kentucky February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, making it a great time for ...

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According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 25% of children ages two to five have dealt with ...

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month — highlighting different approaches to dental health in children and ...

All children examined had 20 deciduous teeth in the mouth. The outcomes were: Overjet: Obtained by measuring the horizontal ratio between the upper and lower incisors with the teeth in occlusion.

The email sent to Dr. Michal Herman in early December was like many others she has received in her 25-year dental career ... household income, poor children with poor teeth often get overlooked ...

dental structures, and skull shapes of 25 children aged three to five years. Researchers found that those who consumed softer foods were more likely to have protruding teeth, commonly known as ...

In this week's Made for More Health, Dr. Bijal Mehta discussed dental health. Dr. Mehta emphasizes the importance of children starting ... brushing their child's teeth twice daily for two minutes ...

Because tooth shape varies with fracture properties of the foods that primates eat, relationships between dental form ... the need for precise occlusion between opposing teeth.

Children should visit a dentist every six months to detect early signs of decay, monitor the growth of teeth and learn about proper oral hygiene, Clark said, citing the American Dental Association.