Sponsored by the American Dental Hygiene Association, October is National Dental Hygiene Month, and we're here to keep your family's smiles bright this month! Oral hygiene is important all year long.

Setting routines with kids while they’re young is one of the best ways to set up healthy habits for life. From teaching them proper techniques and getting them in for checkups to making sure they have ...

Learn more about new FDA recommendations on oral fluoride supplements and what doctors recommend for oral care in young ...

In addressing sleep-related challenges prior to and influenced by the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, researchers outline factors that contribute to optimal sleep hygiene among children and ...

Getting kids ready for bed can have its challenges. Without good sleep hygiene, each night could be started with the odds stacked against you. Dr. Brian McGinley says 15-20 minutes is all it takes, on ...

Sleep hygiene, which includes practices like providing a cool and quiet sleeping environment or reading before bed time to help kids unwind, is increasingly popular among parents looking to ensure ...

Childhood cavities are the number-one chronic disease affecting children. More than 40 percent of kids have tooth decay by the time they reach kindergarten and 50 percent of children have gingivitis.

As if parents didn’t have enough to worry about. February is National Children’s Dental Health Month and it arrives with a warning from medical professionals that — yes, mom and dad — you are ...

During the month of February, Time Warner Cable News is committed to informing our viewers of the sometimes alarming trends facing our kids' health as well as provide helpful tips for busy parents.

From bedtime battles to restless nights, getting kids to sleep well can feel impossible. Here’s how to build better bedtime routines, create a calm sleep space, and help kids of every age get the rest ...

There is a sometimes hidden health issue affecting girls and women in the U.S. Inadequate access to menstrual hygiene tools and education, called period poverty, is an often unspoken public health ...