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Infant Oral Health

GENTLE, COMPASSIONATE DENTAL CARE DESIGNED JUST FOR KIDS.

Why It’s Important

Your child’s first dental visit sets the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Early dental care helps prevent cavities, identifies potential oral health concerns, and allows us to guide you on proper oral hygiene and habits from the very beginning. It’s also an opportunity to help your child become comfortable and familiar with the dental office, setting the stage for positive experiences in the future.

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What to Expect at Your Child’s Appointment

During your child’s first visit, we perform a thorough examination of their teeth, gums, and bite. We review oral habits such as pacifier use, thumb sucking, or tongue thrusting, and provide guidance on proper oral hygiene. Teeth are gently cleaned, and any questions you have about your child’s oral health are welcome. Our goal is to make this visit comfortable, educational, and reassuring for both you and your child.

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Infant Oral Health Options

Early Dental Exam & Cleaning

During your child’s first visit, we perform a gentle, comprehensive examination of the teeth, gums, and bite. We clean the teeth carefully, review oral hygiene practices, and provide guidance for maintaining healthy habits at home. This helps prevent cavities and ensures your child starts off with a strong foundation for lifelong oral health.

Oral Habits Assessment & Guidance

We evaluate habits such as pacifier use, thumb sucking, or tongue thrusting that could affect your child’s dental development. Our team provides advice and strategies to manage these habits in a way that supports proper oral growth and a healthy smile.

Personalized Preventive Plan

Based on the exam, we create a tailored preventive plan for your child’s unique needs. This may include fluoride recommendations, nutritional guidance, and tips for teething or managing early dental issues. Our goal is to keep your child’s teeth healthy and prevent future problems before they arise.

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