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Between ages 7 and 12, children lose their baby teeth and grow permanent teeth in their place. We recommend dental exams at least twice a year to monitor this important transition.
During visits, we check how permanent teeth are erupting, evaluate jaw growth, and determine if orthodontic treatment may be needed. We also review brushing habits to ensure your child is keeping their smile healthy. Regular checkups at this stage help set the foundation for strong, lifelong oral health.

Curious about what to expect at your child's visit? Read through our most frequently asked questions here.
At least twice a year. This is a period of rapid change as baby teeth give way to permanent teeth, so regular monitoring matters.
We evaluate bite, crowding, and jaw growth from around age seven. Some children benefit from early treatment such as a palatal expander to guide growth and make room for permanent teeth.
Yes. Modern digital X-rays use very low radiation and help us spot cavities between teeth and monitor erupting permanent teeth. We take them only when needed.
It can. Mouth breathing and disrupted sleep are linked to jaw and airway development. We screen for airway concerns and can discuss our airway growth program.
