A 2-year-old girl has a deep overbite in her primary teeth, which is normal and will improve as the milk teeth are replaced by permanent teeth.

A four-month-old baby frequently rubs their mouth with their hand and has excessive saliva, which may be due to the itching caused by teething.

A 5-year-old girl developed chronic apical periodontitis in her primary incisors due to frequent nighttime milk feeding, and it is recommended that she undergo an oral examination and treatment.

An 11-month-old baby has only two teeth coming in. Is this a normal occurrence, and what should the parents do?

Blackening and gradual falling out of children’s teeth may be due to gingivitis or periodontitis, requiring symptomatic treatment.

A parent’s inquiry into the long-term teeth-grinding problem of their 9-year-old son.

My daughter is nine years old, and her teeth have already been replaced, but recently, she has found that some of her teeth have become loose. What is the reason? Will it affect her body? She hasn’t received any related treatment before, and I hope to get some advice and help.