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Bangalore Pediatric Dentistry - https://ridgetopdental.in/
The First Dental Visit for Your Child
Ridgetop Dental International's team provides a caring and positive environment for your child's first dental visit. The primary goal of the visit is to establish trust between your child and the doctor by developing a positive association with the dental office and our team.
Ridgetop Dental International adheres to the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD). According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, your child's first dental visit should occur at the age of one year. The first visit is critical for learning more about your child's oral health development process. During this first visit, we will perform a gentle exam and cleaning to ensure that the teeth are in good health.
We may also provide information about your child's overall oral health.
Stages of Teeth Development
Commonly harmful diets and essential nutrition
Oral habits and solutions for your child
Cavity risk evaluation
Examine the cheeks and gums thoroughly.
Teething-related remedies
Oral care at home and in the office
What is the significance of baby teeth?
They are in charge of the overall health of the body; they assist the child in obtaining proper nutrition by participating in the first process of digestion.
They aid in the development of speech.
They increase the child's self-esteem by encouraging them to smile confidently.
If a child is not in dental pain, he or she can pay more attention to studies and extracurricular activities.
Cavities can occur even in milk teeth, and infections can occur in a young body where immunity has not yet developed.
Milk teeth help to make room for permanent teeth. When permanent teeth are ready to erupt, they follow the path of milk teeth.
They contribute to the normal and proper development of facial muscles and bones.
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