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Infants and toddlers are expected to drool or dribble at times, such as when teething. After two-year-old-molars (back teeth) erupt, persistent drooling should not continue. Drooling by older children is socially isolating and can often be associated with other oral difficulties. A Speech Pathologist can help with this.
