The child’s first visit to the dentist should be planned as early as one year of age, when the first baby teeth erupt.

With this early approach, possible problems in the child’s oral health can be noticed in time, and parents can be informed about the importance of preventive measures such as proper brushing of teeth, choice of toothpaste and toothbrush.

Keep in mind that the health of deciduous teeth is extremely important, and regular visits to the dentist in time can identify orthodontic anomalies.

The child’s first encounter with the dentist’s office should include getting to know the dentist, the doctor’s office, instruments and teeth in general, without any intervention that could cause a negative reaction and “fear of the dentist”.