My baby daughter’s teeth are just coming in, but they look yellow, which concerns me. I have started brushing her teeth daily, but the yellow does not seem to go away. My question is, do most babies have yellow teeth when they start coming in and turn white? 

Reply:  It is important to note that the yellowish tint on your baby’s teeth may be caused by various factors such as poor oral hygiene, medications, or even genetics. Regular brushing of your baby’s teeth is a good start, but it is also recommended to avoid giving sugary drinks or foods that can lead to tooth decay.

In addition, taking your baby to a pediatric dentist can help identify potential dental issues early on. The dentist can also advise properly caring for your baby’s teeth and gums and recommend any necessary treatments.

Overall, while it is common for baby teeth to appear yellow when they first come in, it is fessential to prioritize your baby’s dental health and seek professional advice when needed.