Your child should have their first oral health check-up by their first birthday or within six months of their first tooth coming in. This allows the dentist to identify any potential problems and provide early intervention if needed.

Regular early dental visits help avoid cavities, detect issues early, and support good oral hygiene practices while making dentist visits feel routine.

Routine dental visits every six months keep children’s teeth healthy, but their dentist may advise more visits for extra care.

Without a doubt! Baby teeth influence speech clarity, digestion, and jaw development. Failing to care for them can result in early loss and future dental challenges.

Pediatric dental specialists focus on kids' oral health, receiving extensive training in managing young patients’ behaviors and addressing special care needs for a better experience.