Children start getting primary teeth around the age of six months, with teeth continuing to erupt until around age eight. These are called ‘milk teeth’ and they have thinner enamel, making them susceptible to problems without proper oral care. One of the leading benefits of bringing your children to the dentist is having the opportunity to catch oral health problems before they become a major issue. When a children’s dentist has the opportunity to spot issues early, it may be possible to take action to reduce the cost and severity of future treatments. While you can keep an eye on your children’s teeth and watch for signs of trouble, there is no substitute for having a trained professional examine your child’s oral health regularly.

Benefits:

• Help your child establish good dental habits.

• Ensure healthy development of adult teeth and long-term oral health

• Healthy, strong teeth ensure your child can consume healthy foods and a balanced diet

• Regular visits to the dentist will help children become comfortable attending dental appointments

• Catch oral health problems before they get worse or cause complications

• Set up the foundation for a lifetime of good oral health

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