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What about my children, at what age do they first see a dentist?

Early visits provide several advantages: they give us the opportunity to spot and prevent any potential oral health / dental problems; they can also give the child a positive, non-threatening dental office experience. That's why we recommend parents to bring their child in at or after the age of three.

 

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