Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Your Child’s Dental Health

What’s the Best Toothpaste for My Child?

Choose toothpaste designed for kids with fluoride to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities, ensuring optimal dental health for your child. Our staff can offer suggestions based on the age and particular dental requirements of your child.

When Should Children Have Their First Dental Visit?

By the time they turn one year old, or within six months of the first tooth erupting, children should have their first dental appointment. Early visits monitor oral growth, help create a positive dental experience, and address any concerns before they worsen.

When Will My Baby Start Getting Teeth?

Between the ages of six and twelve months, babies usually begin to erupt their first teeth. Teething can be uncomfortable for your child, but it’s an important developmental milestone. Regular dental checkups ensure proper tooth development and provide guidance on relieving teething discomfort.

Why Are Primary Teeth Important?

Baby teeth are essential for your child’s oral health as they help with chewing, speech development, and the eruption of permanent teeth. Keeping these teeth healthy is vital for their overall oral well-being and a positive dental experience.

How Often Should Children Have Dental Checkups?

Children should have dental check-ups every six months to check their oral health and address any issues promptly. Getting regular checkups helps ensure that their gums and teeth are growing healthily.