Oral and Dental Health in Early Childhood with Dr. Chen Ilser, Dentist
Online lecture on oral and dental health in early childhood, on October 21, 2026, at 20:45 on Zoom. For parents of children from birth to age 3.
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Oral and Dental Health—What Is Important to Know?
How and when should you start brushing? Which toothbrush and toothpaste are suitable for children of different ages? How much toothpaste should be used? And what is the parent’s actual role in the brushing process?
In this online lecture for parents, we will discuss oral and dental health in early childhood, combining professional, evidence-based knowledge with practical tools that can be implemented at home.
Topics will include:
- When and how should you start brushing your child’s teeth?
- How do you choose a toothbrush and toothpaste according to age?
- How much toothpaste should be used, and what is important to know about fluoride?
- How should teeth be brushed properly, and what is the parent’s role in the process?
- What is tooth decay, and how does a “cavity” develop?
- What are the main causes of tooth decay, and how can it be prevented?
- How do pacifiers, thumb-sucking, and other habits affect the development of the mouth and teeth?
- When is it important to schedule a child’s first visit with the dentist, and why is regular follow-up important?
The lecture will be delivered in clear, accessible language, accompanied by a presentation, visual aids, and examples from everyday life.
At the end, there will be time for questions and answers, allowing parents to raise questions and explore the topics discussed during the session.
The link will be sent on the morning of the lecture to the email address used for registration. Please note that the email may sometimes arrive in the spam folder.
For parents of little ones from birth to age 3.
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