We believe that the earlier we see you and your child, the greater the likelihood your child will remain cavity free. All it should take is your commitment of a few minutes a day, along with you providing your child a nutritous diet. We feel this is a small investment that can lead to a lifetime of good dental health for your child. This site should help you by answering common questions parents have about their infant's dental care.

• Not be afraid of dentists - by having had positive dental experiences.
• Have good dental health and be cavity free, and also have developed habits of home care (brushing and flossing).

To achieve these goals, it is important that you begin caring for your child's teeth while your child is an infant. The earlier you begin using proper preventative measures for your child's teeth, the greater the likelihood your child will never have a cavity. This is our wish, too. We want to help you begin your child on a lifetime of good dental care. Good dental care begins with good dental habits.

"Children should have their first
dental check up as early as
age one."

- American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry