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Dental fluorosis is what happens when your teeth get too much fluoride while they’re still growing inside your gums. Fluoride is a mineral that helps protect teeth from cavities, but too much of it can cause problems. When teeth have dental fluorosis, they don’t look totally normal. You might see white spots or streaks on...

When your child chips their baby tooth, it’s important to see a dentist right away to avoid future issues. Speech problems, trouble with eating, and even the shape of your child’s face can depend on quick treatment. Sleep dentistry is a great option for kids with a chipped tooth, because it bypasses discomfort as much...

Early childhood caries, also referred to as baby bottle tooth decay or nursing caries, is a rapid form of tooth decay in babies and young children. High-sugar baby formula and sugary drinks are the main causes, but it can also be caused by transmission through saliva or eating utensils. According to the National Library of...

Eruption Cysts Have you noticed a small bump on your child’s gums and are wondering what it might be? It could be an eruption cyst — a common part of growing up that many parents haven’t heard of until it appears. In this guide, Dr Ellie, our Brisbane Paediatric Dentist, breaks it down simply so...

Tongue thrust is a common orofacial myofunctional disorder in children that can affect dental development and speech if left untreated. At Brisbane Paediatric Dentist, our specialists regularly assess and treat children with tongue thrust patterns to ensure proper stomatognathic system development. This guide explains the biomechanics of tongue thrusting, signs of tongue thrust, and effective...