As a parent, you’re probably on top of brushing—but what about flossing? When Family Dentist Dr. Timothy Moore has parents ask about this important habit, he’s got an easy answer: as soon as two teeth touch. (That’s typically around ages 2 to 3, but it can vary from child to child). Flossing matters because toothbrushes can’t reach between teeth. Starting early helps prevent cavities and builds strong lifelong habits. If you wait too long, it’s harder for kids to adapt. How to Help Kids Floss Successfully Getting kids to floss can feel like a challenge—but it doesn’t have to [...]