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Hearing that your child might need a tooth removed can feel worrying, especially if it’s their first time facing dental treatment. The reassuring news is that in paediatric dentistry, removing a tooth is generally… Read more »

Every child and every family is different, and that’s especially true when it comes to dental care for children and adolescents with additional needs. Whether your child has sensory sensitivities, communicates differently, has a… Read more »

If someone has mentioned that your baby or child might have a “tongue tie” or “lip tie,” it’s natural to feel unsure about what that means — and whether it’s something to worry about…. Read more »

If your child sucks their thumb or uses a dummy, you’re in good company — it’s one of the most common and completely normal ways babies and young children soothe themselves. It’s not a… Read more »