Before the eruption of baby teeth, your baby’s gums may become swollen, tender, and red. Here’s what to expect and how to care for a baby’s teething gums at Oral-B.

Deciduous teeth, or baby teeth, start to erupt around 6 months of age. Find out more about deciduous teeth and how to care for them at Oral-B.

Babies drool as their teeth start to come in, which can lead to a teething rash. Find out about the symptoms and what you can do to prevent it at Oral-B.

Teething baby gums are red, swollen, and tender. Learn more about what teething baby gums look like vs. normal baby gums at Oral-B.

Keeping your baby's teeth clean is vital for healthy adult teeth. Discover our tips on how to brush your baby's teeth to make brushing easy for you and baby.

Discover the causes, symptoms, and how to treat cavities in baby teeth. Begin your toddler or baby's oral hygiene journey early to ensure healthy smiles.

Has your baby started teething? Check out our guide to learn about baby teething symptoms, ways to soothe teething baby and care for their teeth. Read to know more.

Identify the signs and symptoms of tooth decay in your toddlers’ baby teeth with Oral-B. Discover how to treat tooth decay and how to prevent it in the future.