Does My Child Need Dental X-Rays at Every Visit?
No. Dental X-rays should be selected when they provide needed diagnostic information—not automatically at every visit.
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Do Children Really Need Fluoride and Dental Sealants?
Fluoride strengthens enamel; sealants protect the deep grooves of back teeth. Both are preventive, not substitutes for brushing.
Read the answer →What Should I Do During a Child’s Dental Emergency?
Stay calm, protect the injured area and contact a dentist promptly. Some symptoms require emergency medical care.
Read the answer →When Should My Child First See a Dentist?
The first visit should happen when the first tooth appears—or no later than the first birthday.
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