When most people think of wisdom teeth, they picture late teens or young adults dealing with the discomfort of erupting molars.

Getting your preteen to brush twice a day can be a challenge. But convincing them to floss? That can feel nearly impossible for many parents.

As your child enters the preteen years, regular dental visits become more important than ever.

If you’re a parent of a preteen, you already know that this stage comes with growing independence—and sometimes, growing resistance.

As your child transitions from childhood to the preteen years, their dental needs change right along with them.

The preteen years are full of growth, change, and new responsibilities — and one responsibility that shouldn’t be overlooked is protecting those new p

As your child enters the preteen years, life gets busier — school, sports, hobbies, and social activities start to fill their days.

Your preteen’s smile is changing fast.

As your child grows, you start noticing all sorts of changes — taller shoes, bigger clothes, and sometimes… a smile that looks like it might need a li

As a parent, you always want what’s best for your child’s health — and that includes their oral health.