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When should I start bringing my child to the dentist?

If you’re confident in your ability to take care of your child’s milk teeth properly, your baby shouldn't need a dental check up until around the age of two. At this point most, or all, of their teeth should be in place.
 
Remember to take special care with your baby's teeth from their first appearance to ensure they stay strong and healthy. 

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