Guiding Your Baby Through Their First Teeth

Gentle care and guidance for your child's teething journey, starting around 6 months.

Pediatric & Specialized Care

Teething Problems at Studio Dentale

How amazing it is that children grow up in the blink of an eye! Teething is like a journey where your baby embraces the new changes they're about to experience — the start of eruption of teeth, beginning at around 6 months of age.

It's an important phase in your child's development, as it means your baby will soon be able to eat solid foods.

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Signs of Teething to Watch For

Knowing what's normal — and what's not — helps you support your baby through this stage.

Sore, Irritable Gums

Your baby may be fussier than usual, with sore gums where a tooth is about to erupt.

Mild Temperature

A slightly raised temperature and increased drooling are common normal signs.

Chewing Behaviour

Babies often try to chew on things to relieve the pressure on their gums.

When to See a Dentist

High temperature, rash, or an upset stomach are abnormal signs — consult your dentist or paediatrician.

Who Can Benefit from Teething Problems?

Teething affects every baby a little differently, but these signs are common to look out for:

Irritability and fussiness
Sore gums where a tooth is about to erupt
Mild temperature
Drooling more than usual
Baby trying to chew on things

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Clinical Journey

What to Expect During Treatment

Sore Gums

Gently rub the sore gums with a small, wet, cold piece of cotton for relief.

Safe Teethers

Give your baby a safe teether to chew on to reduce irritation.

Keep Gums Clean

Clean gums with wet cotton or a soft cloth after every feeding.

Adjust Feeding

Discontinue bottle feeding as advised, to protect emerging teeth.

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"It is heartwarming to see a baby giving you an innocent, toothless smile."

But you won't miss it once your baby starts teething — usually starting between 6 and 9 months of age.

With the right care during this stage, parents can help their little ones through teething comfortably, setting the stage for healthy teeth ahead.

Aftercare Guide

Caring for Your Baby's Teething Gums

A little extra care during teething goes a long way.

Gently rub the sore gums with a small, wet, cold cotton pad.

Give your baby a safe teether to chew on to ease irritation.

Clean gums with wet cotton or a soft cloth after every feeding.

Discontinue bottle feeding as advised by your dentist.

Take care of emerging teeth early — they can decay easily if left unattended.

Consult your dentist or paediatrician if abnormal signs appear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about teething.

Teething typically starts at around 6 to 9 months of age.

Normal signs include irritability, fussiness, sore gums, mild temperature, and increased drooling. Abnormal signs such as high temperature, rash, or an upset stomach should be checked by your dentist or paediatrician.

Gently rub the sore gums with wet, cold cotton, give a safe teether to chew on, clean gums after every feeding, and discontinue bottle feeding.