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Growth and Development
of your Child's Teeth

Expert loving advice from Dr. Granpa Ken

It is totally amazing to see and learn about your child’s dental development. THE ALL STAR PARENT should learn everything they can about this process so they will become a smart dental consumer.

Don’t let those professional people pull the “Wool” over your eyes!

By the 5th month of pregnancy primary or “Baby” teeth are already starting to form. Soon after birth the permanent (Adult) tooth buds are beginning to form. Mom, as you already know this is an extremely important time to keep yourself healthy. No smoking or alcohol for certain! You should take supplements if recommended by your physician. Eat healthy and get plenty of sleep. This is a family affair – don’t hesitate to ask your husband to step up and give a helping hand, especially during the first and third trimester.

Watching your children grow and mature is a special process for parents and most siblings. You know there is a Creator when you visibly watch the amazing changes that take place in your body as well as your child’s growth. AWESOME!

This section, regarding growth and development of your child’s teeth and jaws, will enable you to learn what to expect as they go through each stage from birth to young adulthood. This topic will be divided into several sections that zero in on each phase of their growth.

Baby Teeth Development

Teething can be a difficult time for both the child and the parent, I will present to you some useful information and tips on teething. More about teething.

Teeth Development for Children of Ages 3-6

Your child will go through many changes, teeth development is one of them. I will go through the changes your children's teeth will go through as well as things you can do to help your child go through it successfully. More about Teeth Development for ages 3-6

Teeth Development for Children of Ages 6 - 12

From 6 to 12 your child will most likely lose all 20 of their primary teeth. During this same time frame they will usually receive 28 permanent teeth. Click here to make sure they are on the right path to a healthy smile.

Teeth Development for Teens

As a retired dentist, father and grandfather I will give you some general good advise on your teen's oral health.

Imagine your child cavity free for a lifetime-guaranteed !

How would you like to have your child growing up and loving to go to their dentist?

The Youth Tooth Guide is an easy to read and understand guide book for parents and children which cover every issue relating to dental health, tooth development, hygiene and prevention and more.

Click here for more information on the Youth Tooth Guide.

Growth and Development of your Child's Teeth