You might be feeling a little stuck. One day your child is proud to show off a wiggly tooth, and the next day you are trying to explain why teeth that “fall out anyway” still need to be brushed, . . .

You might be feeling a bit guilty every time you tell your kids to brush, knowing that some nights it turns into an argument, or that flossing “sometimes” gets skipped when everyone is tired. Maybe . . .

You might be watching your child’s smile change week by week and wondering if what you see is normal. Maybe those new front teeth look too big, or there is a gap that seems to be getting wider, or . . .

You might be feeling a little torn about your dental visits right now. Maybe you have a reminder card sitting on your fridge, or a text from your dentist you keep snoozing. Part of you knows you . . .

You might be feeling a mix of worry and relief right now. Maybe your dentist has suggested braces for you or your child, or you have been staring at your smile in the mirror, wondering if it is . . .