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At what age should a child visit the dentist?

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At what age should a child visit the dentist?

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It is astounding to realize that 50% of all children by the age of two develop dental decay. More often than not, when a parent finally notices decay in their child’s mouth the cavity is large and may actually be a source of pain and infection. To avoid this, it is recommended that at the age of one is when a child should make their first visit to the dentist. We realize this can be an emotional time for both the parent and child, but if the goal is to prevent tooth decay and gum disease that is seen between the ages of two through six years old, an early start is essential.

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