From Nutrition to Breathing
Good oral health is about so much more than “less sugar and more fluoride.”
In the early years, daily patterns like eating, breathing, and chewing guide how your child’s teeth, jaws, and airway grow. But most parents are given the same generic advice: “Brush twice a day and avoid sugary snacks.”
This free infant oral health guide flips that.
The first three years are a critical window. Small daily habits, from caring for baby gums to encouraging chewing, make a big difference to how your child’s teeth, jaw, and airway develop.
This guide shows you what really matters so you can feel confident in supporting your baby’s oral health from the start.
Inside, you’ll learn the five key foundations for infant oral health:
Nutrition For Dental Health: the nutrients tiny teeth need
The Oral Microbiome: the “mini-ecosystem” that protects teeth and gums
Sleep and breathing: why nasal breathing matters for growth and rest
Chewing: how to build strong jaws and oral function skills
Oral Hygiene: start healthy habits from the first tooth
If you have questions about your child’s dental health or oral function, you can explore more in our FAQs or get in touch via our contact form.