Childrens Dentistry
Don’t overlook the importance of children’s dentistry! Taking care of your child’s teeth early on is essential for preventing dental problems later in life. Building a strong foundation for their adult teeth starts with strong teeth in childhood.
Once your child’s first milk teeth come in, plaque can begin to form. It’s crucial to keep plaque under control by maintaining their oral hygiene. This means brushing their teeth twice a day and limiting their sugar intake to a healthy amount.
What Ages Should My Child First Visit The Dentist?
Start your child’s dental journey early at Beckenham Smiles. We believe in familiarising children with the dentist from as young as six months old. Introducing them to the dental environment early on can prevent irrational fears and ensure they are comfortable. Additionally, early dental visits help instil the importance of oral hygiene in your child. We strongly advise you to begin their dental care when their first milk teeth are developing.
Do You Offer Children's Dentistry Advice For Toddlers?
Discover the dental care experts here at Beckenham Smiles! Our passionate team caters to patients of all ages, including little ones. Count on us to guide and support you and your children in maintaining optimal oral health. From handy tips on oral hygiene to teaching the proper use of dental tools, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ll offer valuable dietary advice for a radiant smile that lasts a lifetime.
What More Can I Do To Protect My Child's Teeth?
Discover the dental care experts at Beckenham Smiles! Our passionate team caters to patients of all ages, including little ones. Count on us to guide and support you and your children in maintaining optimal oral health. From handy tips on oral hygiene to teaching the proper use of dental tools, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ll offer valuable dietary advice for a radiant smile that lasts a lifetime. We even offer a scheme that allows you to split the cost of your treatments using DivideBuy. Contact our team today to find out more.
What More Can I Do To Protect My Child's Teeth?
