
There are plenty of things no one tells you about having a baby.
Your baby's oral health shouldn't be one of them.This masterclass will help you:
- Feel more confident caring for your baby's mouth
- Understand the basics of early oral development
- Recognize things that may affect feeding
- Know what to expect during teething
- Better understand pacifiers and thumb-sucking
- Know what to look for as your baby's first teeth arrive
- Know when it's time to ask your pediatric dentist for guidance
And you'll have the opportunity to ask questions.
Because sometimes the most important question is the one you didn't know you should be asking.
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Why Oral Care Begins at Birth
A healthy smile starts from day one.
Your baby may not have a single tooth yet, but there’s already a lot happening inside that little mouth!
Join us for Tooth Be Told: The Ultimate Baby Masterclass, an educational event created especially for new and expectant parents.
Our pediatric dental experts will explore the early stages of your baby's oral development—from feeding and oral anatomy to teething, habits, hygiene, and those exciting first teeth.
Why Every New Parent Should Attend
We're covering the things every new parent should know about their baby's developing mouth—but probably won't hear about at the hospital, the pediatrician's office, or in the parenting books.
Your baby's mouth plays an important role in feeding and development.
- Learn about the relationship between oral anatomy and feeding
- Understand what pediatric dental professionals look for when evaluating a baby's mouth
- Discover why some babies may have difficulty with nursing or bottle feeding
- Learn about oral structures that can sometimes impact feeding
We'll help you understand what to look for—and what questions to ask if feeding isn't going as expected.
No teeth doesn't mean no oral care!
- Learn why caring for your baby's mouth should begin before the first tooth
- Understand what's happening in your baby's mouth during those early months
- Discover how early oral hygiene fits into your baby's daily routine
- Learn how those first habits can help set the stage for a healthy smile
We'll show you where to start—and how oral care changes once those first teeth arrive.
Those first teeth are exciting...until they're keeping everyone awake!
- Learn what happens as baby teeth begin making their way in
- Understand what you may notice during the teething process
- Explore ways parents can safely help ease discomfort
- Get answers to common questions about what's really happening during teething
We'll separate the helpful advice from the things you may want to think twice about.
Sucking is a natural part of infancy—but as your baby grows, things can change.
- Learn why babies develop sucking habits
- Understand how pacifiers and thumb-sucking can influence a developing mouth
- Discover what parents should know about these habits at different stages
- Learn when a habit may be worth discussing with your pediatric dentist
We'll help you understand what's normal, what to watch for, and when timing matters.
That tiny first tooth is a BIG milestone!
- Learn when you can expect your baby's first tooth
- Understand what changes once teeth begin to appear
- Learn how oral care evolves as your baby's smile develops
- Find out what parents should know about starting dental visits
We'll help you feel ready for that first tooth—and everything that comes after it.
Perfect for New & expectant Parents
Tooth Be Told is designed for:

Come Curious. leave confident.
There is no shortage of parenting advice online.
But when it comes to your baby's oral health, knowing what to look for—and knowing when to ask for help—can make all the difference.
Join our pediatric dental experts for an hour of practical education designed to help you feel informed, prepared, and confident as your baby's smile begins to develop.
And we'll leave you with plenty of things to think about, too.
Tooth Be Told: The Ultimate Baby Masterclass
Why Oral Care Begins at Birth
📅 Wednesday, November 18, 2026
⏰ 5:30PM
📍 Pediatric Dental Associates of Randolph
390 Route 10 • Randolph, NJ