Children’s oral and dental health is crucial for helping them develop lifelong habits and protecting overall body health. Neglected dental problems can lead to more serious issues in the long term. For this reason, it is important to establish daily oral care routines from an early age. In addition to daily care, children should visit the dentist at least twice a year.

Bad breath (halitosis) is a health problem that affects many aspects of social life. While it can have multiple causes, the most common reason is poor oral hygiene. If proper oral care is maintained yet the unpleasant odor persists, this may be a sign of an underlying medical condition. Bad breath may result from insufficient oral care habits. If the odor continues despite proper hygiene, it may be related to various health issues.

Wisdom teeth (third molars) do not behave the same way in everyone. In some people, they erupt fully and remain problem-free for life; in others, they stay partially impacted, causing food impaction, bacterial accumulation, recurring infections (pericoronitis), or decay on the neighboring tooth. Some remain completely impacted in the bone, “silent” yet potentially risky.