Early Dental Care
Helping Your Child Build a Healthy Smile From Day One
A child’s oral health begins long before the first tooth appears. Learn what to expect during each stage of development, how to care for your child’s teeth at home, and when to schedule their first dental visit.
Brushing & Home Care
Good habits start at home! Effective daily care is the best way to prevent cavities and keep little smiles healthy.
Brush Twice Daily
Morning and night for two minutes.
Use Fluoride Toothpaste
A smear (rice-sized) for ages 0–3, pea-sized for ages 3+.
Parents Should Help Until Age 7–8
Children may need help brushing until they have good technique.
Understanding Your Overall Assessment
Healthy
Great job! Keep doing what you’re doing. Your child’s smile is in great shape.
Watch Area
Small changes now can prevent bigger problems later. We’ll guide you.
Needs Attention
We’ll work together to address concerns and improve your child’s oral health.
Why These Assessments Matter
These scores help us track your child’s oral health over time, catch small problems early, and prevent more serious issues in the future. Our goal is a healthy, confident smile that lasts a lifetime.
Early Detection
Track Progress
Prevent Problems
Healthy Smiles
Frequently Asked Questions
