A child should visit a dentist when their first tooth erupts to prevent early dental issues. Early visits ensure that teeth are growing correctly and help parents learn about proper oral hygiene.

Starting dental care early prevents cavities, identifies dental concerns early, and builds lifelong habits while making dental offices a comfortable space for kids.

Kids should visit the dentist biannually for exams and cleanings, but more frequent checkups may be necessary in some cases.

Yes! Early teeth are key for forming speech, breaking down food properly, and maintaining correct spacing for permanent teeth. Ignoring their health can lead to major dental issues.

Pediatric dental professionals treat kids from infancy through adolescence, using special training in child psychology and dental care to create a comfortable visit.