The first dental visit of the child should be around their first birthday or when they start teething.
The importance of this visit is to reduce the risk of dental issues like caries, mucosal or gingival problems. It also promotes positive attitude towards the dental health. Additionally the parents can also be taught about the brushing techniques for their children.
Oral hygiene if compromised since the very beginning can alter the systemic health of the child.
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A child’s first dental visit should ideally be scheduled as soon as their first tooth appears — this early check-up helps the dentist detect any jaw or oral development issues early and sets the foundation for lifelong healthy smiles.
Starting dental visits early builds healthy habits and prevents problems before they begin. A happy first visit can shape a child’s lifelong attitude toward oral health.
Starting dental visits early builds healthy habits and ensures a lifetime of confident smiles!
yes… the first dental visit is hard for parents, the child, and for the dentist.
The child’s first visit may occur around their first birthday or when they start teething.We must make sure their visit is pleasant and smooth, not overwhelming to the child.For making it to happen, be friendly with the child remove any kind of sharps from their sight,speak to them in language comprehensible to them.
“First impression is the best impression.”_ So we must make sure their visit is smooth, if not they may develop a phobia towards dental treatment.