Thumb sucking in an infant is completely natural and normal. It’s an instinct we all have as babies and it helps with feeding. This sucking instinct usually starts to fade at around the age of 4 months. After 4 months the habit of thumb sucking sometimes may persist, usually as a self-soothing technique. This is […]
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In most cases, it is generally not serious if your child’s “baby” teeth are crooked. For the first 6 years of a child’s life, huge changes are happening in the mouth. The teeth will move and shift as the face and jaw change shape while your child grows. When should I be concerned that something
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It is never too early to start seeing an Orthodontist. The earlier a child goes to see a specialist the better. Going for a consultation at a young age is a good idea for the early diagnosis of oral issues. It may also be helpful in intercepting any developing problems. Therefore, the American Association of
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