A bright smile starts early. Learn how to make brushing and dental care part of your child’s day. Build habits that protect their teeth and boost confidence. Your small efforts now will give them healthy smiles for years to come.
You should take your child to a dentist when the child’s first tooth starts appearing. In general, they should have a dental visit before their first birthday.
When children have their baby teeth, they can chew, speak clearly, and keep space open for their adult molars. If you forget about them, this may cause tenderness, infections, and misaligned adult teeth.
Take a moist cloth and wipe your baby’s gums gently. As and when teeth appear completely, brush them with a toothbrush with a very thin layer of toothpaste. Monitor your child’s brushing until the age of 6 or 7.
Chemical drinks and sugary snacks should be limited, be sure to brush with fluoride toothpaste twice a day, and start flossing once your teeth are tight. Regular check-ups at your dentist's twice a year help prevent cavities.
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