Cops ‘n’ Kids Lehigh Valley presents Blast Off to a Bright Smile on Wednesday, July 9, 2025, at Northampton Community College ...

Stand behind your child, preferably in a semi-reclined position, so you can better control their movements and lift their upper lip. A good place for brushing teeth is, for example, the bed, which ...

Brushing your children's teeth before sleeping at night is good, but brushing in the morning is not necessary. Instead, brushing should be done after breakfast or lunch. Doctors say that children ...

Children aged 3 to 6 years old should use a "pea-sized" amount of toothpaste, and all children under 8 years old should be helped when brushing their teeth. While your child brushes their teeth ...

“Parents should stress the importance on why kids should brush their teeth, and give them options about when they want to do it. The important thing is it gets done.” Tooth brushing hurts. Dr. Aggie ...

When should children start brushing teeth independently, and how can you be sure they are doing a good job? Answer by Jeremy Dixon, D.D.S., Volunteer Attending Pediatric Dentist at North Shore LIJ.

Getting kids to brush their teeth can often feel like an uphill struggle, complete with distractions, tears and tantrums. But don’t worry, as we’ve got your back.

Brush your child's teeth twice a day -- in the morning and just before bed. Spend 2 minutes brushing, concentrating a good portion of this time on the back molars.

What age should your child start brushing their teeth? '"For children under the age of two, it is recommended to use a damp muslin cloth and gently wipe the teeth," said Vanessa. "It's a great way ...