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Your child’s first dental visit<\/a> is an important milestone in their oral health journey. It\u2019s crucial that this visit does not instil a sense of fear in them that can be detrimental to their dental health for a long time. We make sure dental care for children is fun to ensure they keep returning to maintain their oral health for the rest of their lives.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n One of the major reasons for poor dental health is not attending <\/span>regular dental check-ups<\/span><\/a> – and this is often due to dental phobia that, for many, started in childhood.<\/span><\/p>\n We recommend that your child comes to the dentist from age one, or when their first tooth appears. The key to providing your child with a lifetime of excellent dental health is to get them used to us looking inside their mouth and not being afraid that we are doing so. Kids’ dentistry is about encouraging them to be curious about their surroundings\u2014there are certainly lots of interesting gadgets to occupy small minds. And even the dental chair that moves up and down is a source of fun.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\nWhat age should my child first come to the dentist?<\/b><\/h2>\n