27/09/2024
There’s nothing more exciting than your child finishing up their teething journey. For some kids, teething causes minimal discomfort, but for others teething can impact their diet, sleep and overall mood. Seeing those two-year-old-molars finally break through is a huge milestone! 💛
It’s also the time to make sure you’ve taken them to the dentist! We recommend all children see the dentist at least once before their second birthday.
The appointment will be very casual and will allow your child to become familiar with the dentist, and check for any early detection of tooth decay or dental conditions.
It’s common for young children to feel apprehensive about going to the dentist, so here are some things you can do to prepare them for their first visit:
👉 Practice playing dentist at home. Role play is incredible for children’s imaginations and exploration. If they feel comfortable role playing, they might feel more relaxed when it comes to a real dental visit.
👉 Talk about the good things which come from visiting the dentist, like counting teeth and learning how to care for them.
Remember, starting dental hygiene habits young is important for creating a healthy smile which lasts a lifetime. 🌟
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