A child should see a dentist during infancy, once the first tooth erupts, to ensure healthy oral development. Early visits allow the dentist to monitor growth, provide guidance on oral care, and prevent common childhood dental problems.

Early dental visits help keep teeth cavity-free, identify oral health concerns early, and reinforce good habits while making children feel safe at the dentist.

Seeing the dentist twice a year helps children maintain oral health, but some may need more frequent checkups as advised by their dentist.

Of course! These early teeth help kids pronounce words correctly, chew properly, and keep room for adult teeth. Poor care can lead to infections and misalignment.

Pediatric dentists specialize in treating kids’ teeth, receiving advanced education in child-friendly care, behavior techniques, and special needs support for a better dental experience.