Teething 101

Good morning all,

Today's blog topic is for all of our new parents out there: teething 101. We have talked before about the importance of brushing your baby/toddlers teeth even before their first dental visit. But when can you know their teeth are coming in? And what are some things you can do to help?

"It’s not hard to tell when your baby starts teething. He or she may irritable during the day and sleepless at night. (And you might be too!) Here’s what to expect and how to keep your baby comfortable.'

'Your baby was born with all 20 primary teeth below their gumline. They typically start to come through between 6 and 12 months. Children usually have their full set of baby teeth in place by age 3 (Mouth Healthy)."


To learn more about signs, symptoms and when teething symptoms aren't normal, visit the original article link here. If you have any questions about how to relieve your child’s teething symptoms, talk to your dentist or pediatrician.

Learn more about how we cater to children (and patients of all ages!) here at Germantown Dental Care by visiting: www.germantowndentalcare.com!