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Establishing a Strong Foundation with a Pediatric Dentist Sets Your Child Up for Lifelong Good Oral Health
Baby teeth are the blueprint for permanent teeth, so caring for them is important. While tooth decay can impact a child’s ability to eat and sleep, it can also impact a child’s ability to learn at school and speak clearly. You want to set a solid foundation as soon as you can. The best way to do that is to schedule your child’s first dental visit to establish a “home base” for your child’s dental needs within six months of their first tooth coming in or by their first birthday – whichever comes first with a pediatric dentists. Pediatric dentists are the experts on little teeth. They are specially trained to provide oral health care to children from birth to adolescence and know how to build a relationship of trust, calming any fears and promoting healthy habits that can be done at home.