Late teething in children can affect oral development, nutrition, and speech. Learn its possible causes and when to consult a pediatric dentist.

Track your child's dental milestones with our tooth eruption chart! Learn when baby and adult teeth appear and how to care for them at Harmony.

Teething is a natural process that every child goes through, but can anything make it faster?

The ADA and AAPD recommend a child’s first dental visit by age one to set the foundation for healthy teeth, prevent decay, and establish good dental care.

Is late teething a cause for concern? Discover when delayed teething is normal and when to consult a dentist to ensure your child’s dental development.

When a baby tooth is knocked out, it can affect the surrounding teeth, gums, and even the developing permanent tooth underneath.

Taking your child to the dentist is essential in promoting oral health, but for many, it can be overwhelming. Here’s how we can improve their experience.

Children’s teeth and jaws constantly change as they grow. While others may have no dental issues, some may develop bite problems or malocclusions.

Thumb sucking is a natural reflex in babies and young children. But, when does the habit become a problem, and how can we can we stop it?