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Dental Care

Your Child's First Dental Visit

A child's first dental visit should be a happy milestone — not a stressful one. At Kaumara Dental, we make sure your little one feels safe, supported, and excited to return.

What to Expect During the Visit

  • • A gentle, child-friendly dental examination
  • • Assessment of tooth development, bite, and cavity risk
  • • Guidance on brushing techniques, diet, and oral habits
  • • Preventive procedures if required (such as fluoride application or sealants)
  • • Plenty of encouragement, reassurance, and positive reinforcement

Preparing Your Child for the Dental Visit

Dental care today is safe, comfortable, and child-friendly. Children often reflect a parent's emotions, so staying calm and positive before the first visit helps create a relaxed experience.

Prepare your child gently by explaining that the dentist will check and count their teeth, teach proper cleaning, and may take pictures. Presenting the visit as a learning experience builds curiosity and confidence.

Our team enjoys working with children and partners with parents to encourage a positive attitude toward lifelong oral health.

Helpful tips for parents:

  • • Speak positively about the visit
  • • Avoid words like pain, injection, or hurt
  • • Bring a favorite toy or comfort item
  • • Arrive a few minutes early to explore the play area
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Role of Parents

Role of Parents

Role of Parents

Pre-Appointment Booking

Pre-Appointment
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Pre-Appointment Booking

Case History

Case History

Clinical Exam

Clinical Exam

Recommended procedures

Recommended
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Recommended procedures

What Parents Say

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should my child first visit the dentist?

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A : The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) Recommends that a child should have the first dental visit within six months of age as soon as the first primary tooth erupts and no later than 12 months of age.

2. How often should dental check-ups be done?

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A: Every 6 months — or more frequently for high-risk kids.

3. Do milk teeth really need treatment?

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A: Yes. They help in chewing, speech, and guiding permanent teeth into the right place.

4. My child is anxious. Can you handle that?

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A: Absolutely. We use behavior guidance techniques and a child-friendly environment to build comfort and confidence.

5. Will treatment be painful?

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A: We ensure treatments are as comfortable as possible with gentle techniques and advanced pain management.

6. Do you treat children with special needs?

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A: Yes. Our clinic is specially equipped for children who require sensory-friendly and customized care.

7. What toothpaste or brush should I use?

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A: We’ll recommend products based on age and cavity risk during the visit.

8. Do you have braces for kids and teenagers?

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A: Yes. We offer preventive orthodontics, braces, and clear aligners.

9. What if my child has a dental emergency?

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A: Call us immediately. We provide quick care for injuries, swelling, pain, or knocked-out teeth.

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