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During these toddler years, your child’s smile is growing fast, and so is their personality at the dental chair! This is a crucial time for regular dental visits to monitor development, catch cavities early, and reinforce healthy habits.
We focus on teaching proper brushing, checking for signs of tooth decay, and evaluating bite and jaw growth. Positive experiences at this age help your child feel comfortable at the dentist while building habits that support a lifetime of healthy smiles.
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Curious about what to expect at your child's visit? Read through our most frequently asked questions here.
Every six months, starting by age one. Regular visits let us catch early cavities, monitor bite and jaw development, and keep your toddler comfortable in the chair.
A rice-grain smear of fluoride toothpaste up to age three, then a pea-size amount. Brush for them twice a day until they can do a thorough job themselves.
Yes. Untreated cavities cause pain and infection and can harm the permanent teeth forming beneath. Early treatment keeps your child healthy and comfortable. Learn about our pediatric dentistry.
Most children stop on their own by age three. If it continues, prolonged sucking can affect the bite and palate, so let us help with gentle strategies.
