Can children have hypersensitivity in healthy teeth?
Dental hypersensitivity in children is a problem in paediatric dentistry. As it is sometimes difficult to detect, it becomes therefore essential to know its origin.
Dental hypersensitivity in children is a problem in paediatric dentistry. As it is sometimes difficult to detect, it becomes therefore essential to know its origin.
Digital sucking is a common habit in children and can lead to alterations in the jaws and teeth if it is prolonged over time.
Brushing the tongue is a fundamental part of children's oral hygiene, so here we tell you how and why to do it.
Modern paediatric dentistry has incorporated the laser as an instrument in daily clinical practice.
Canker sores or aphthous ulcers frequently affect children and teenagers. This is a concern for their families.
Invisible orthodontics for children is a system of clear aligners with the aim of correcting malocclusions in child patients.
Halitosis or "bad breath" in children is one of the most worrying issues for parents who visit a paediatric dentist.
World Oral Health Day was celebrated on 20 March to promote the oral health of the world's population.
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Conservative dentistry aims to restore the primary and permanent teeth of younger patients.