Oral health tips and clinic news
11 articles
When should your child get braces? Ages 7–12 are the golden window for orthodontic treatment — see options by age group and practical tips for parents.
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Are 'zombie teeth' real? Singer Hana Kuk's hyperdontia explained — the causes, symptoms, CBCT diagnosis and treatment options for extra teeth.
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Losing baby teeth usually starts around age 5–6, front teeth first. Learn the normal sequence and how to care for your child's smile during this milestone.
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Four practical ways to protect your child's teeth — from gentle baby gum cleaning to fluoride varnish — plus why regular check-ups with a dentist matter.
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Cavities don't only affect children — and a painless black spot can still be eroding your tooth. Learn the stages of decay and how dentists treat each one.
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How to choose a patient, experienced paediatric dentist for your child in Hong Kong, plus oral care tips and the best age for braces.
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Why crowns for children's teeth after root canal treatment are pre-made and fitted in a single visit, while permanent tooth crowns need impressions and lab work.
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Black spots on children's teeth aren't always cavities — chromogenic bacteria can stain milk teeth with marks that brushing alone won't remove.
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Some bite problems are easier to correct early. How two-stage orthodontics works for children in mixed dentition, and when Phase 1 treatment makes sense.
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Severely decayed baby teeth can often be saved with a pulpotomy or pulpectomy, protecting the space your child's adult teeth need to come through.
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Milk teeth shape jaw, muscle and permanent tooth development. If one is lost too early, a space maintainer can protect the gap for the adult tooth to come.
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