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A+ A- A Main ContentYour child should first visit the dentist by the eruption of their first tooth or by their first birthday – whichever comes first! This helps ensure that any problems will be detected early and also helps foster a positive relationship with the dentist.
Your child’s first dental visit will include the following:
- Your dentist will check to make sure your child’s teeth, jawbone, and soft tissues are all forming correctly
- Your child’s teeth will be checked for cavities and/or decay
- Your child’s teeth will be cleaned and fluoride will be applied
- X-Rays may be taken, but only if your dentist feels they are necessary
We want to make sure that your child’s visit to the dentist is an all-around positive one! We encourage you and your child to ask questions and learn everything you can, in order to feel as comfortable as possible with the procedures being performed.
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