6 free dental tools for parents and children. Baby teeth eruption charts, pediatric fluoride calculators, kids brushing habit trackers, and orthodontic readiness checks.
Record the date each of your baby's 20 primary teeth first appears. Track milestones with a visual tooth map, compare to average eruption timelines, and get personalized guidance on when to schedule your child's first dental visit.
Open Tool →Interactive visual chart showing when all 20 primary teeth and 32 permanent teeth typically erupt. Enter your child's age to see which teeth are expected, which are on schedule, and which may be delayed. References AAPD 2026 eruption timelines.
Open Tool →Calculate the exact fluoride toothpaste amount and supplement dose for children aged 0–17 based on age and local water fluoride concentration. References ADA and AAPD 2026 supplement schedule. Includes water fluoride scale, supplement table, and PDF export.
Open Tool →Fun, gamified brushing habit tracker for children. Earn stars and badges for brushing streaks, build a reward calendar, and watch a progress chart grow. Parent dashboard shows weekly compliance. Pairs perfectly with the 2-minute Brushing Timer in Kid Mode.
Open Tool →Calculate your child's dental development stage based on chronological age. Shows which primary and permanent teeth should be present, expected shedding timeline, and upcoming dental milestones. Highlights any development concerns worth discussing with your child's dentist.
Open Tool →Assess whether your child is ready for orthodontic treatment based on age, dental development stage, tooth spacing, crowding, and bite concerns. Returns a readiness score, recommended action, and estimated treatment cost range. Links to our Braces & Invisalign Cost Estimator.
Open Tool →A child's dental health begins before their first tooth appears and sets the foundation for a lifetime of oral health. Starting good habits early - correct fluoride amounts, regular brushing, and timely dental visits - prevents the majority of childhood dental problems. Our Baby Teeth Eruption Chart helps you understand what to expect at every stage, while the Pediatric Fluoride Dosage Calculator ensures your child gets exactly the right amount of fluoride protection.
Both the ADA and AAPD recommend a child's first dental visit within 6 months of the first tooth erupting, or by age 1 - whichever comes first. This is far earlier than most parents realise. The first visit establishes a dental home, allows the dentist to check for early childhood caries, and provides parents with personalised guidance on fluoride, diet, and brushing technique for their child's specific needs.
Use our Child's First Tooth Tracker to log when each tooth arrives and get a reminder for the optimal first dental appointment timing.
Consistent brushing habits are best established in early childhood. The key principles:
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic screening at age 7. At this age, enough permanent teeth have erupted to identify emerging bite problems, crowding, and spacing issues - many of which are easier to correct early. This doesn't mean treatment starts at 7; it means problems are identified early so treatment can be timed correctly.
Use our Orthodontic Readiness Checker to assess your child's current stage, and our Braces & Invisalign Cost Estimator to understand the likely treatment cost when the time comes.