Smile Passport
Every treatment is a new stamp in your child's passport. Tap one of the stamps below to read what it is, how it's done and how we explain it to your child.
8 stamps
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A smile guide, age by age
What to watch for at each age
Every child is different; the ages below are a general roadmap.
- 0–1
First tooth, first visit
The first baby tooth usually appears around 6 months. We'd like to see your child by age 1 at the latest.
- 1–3
Habits
Brush twice a day with a rice-grain smear of toothpaste. Watch out for night-time bottles and long-term pacifier use.
- 3–6
All baby teeth in
All 20 baby teeth are in. A pea-sized amount of toothpaste and a check-up every 6 months.
- 6–12
Mixed teeth
The first permanent molars come in and baby teeth fall out one by one. These teeth are at their most vulnerable to decay.
- 12+
The permanent smile
Most permanent teeth are in place. Flossing, gum care and regular check-ups become more important.
Is your child very afraid of the dentist?
We meet first and build trust without rushing. If needed, we complete all treatment in a single session under sedation or general anesthesia, with an anesthesiologist.
FAQ
Questions from parents
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