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Pediatric Dental Care

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The Canadian Dental Association recommends that a dentist assess young children within 6 months of the eruption of the first tooth or one year of age.

Whether your child is 2 or 62 years old, this first visit aims to allow the child to create a bond of trust with the dentist and get used to the idea that he "plays" in his mouth. Most of the time, a checkup every six months will allow the dentist to spot small problems early on and fix them as soon as possible.

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Pediatric Sevices

Children oral diseases, like other diseases, should be treated. A cavity, an injury or an infection in the mouth is a serious problem that should not be taken lightly. However, bleeding and gum pain is often overlooked.

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Here are some reasons why parents should bring their children to the dentist regularly:

Your child will learn that visits to the dentist are an integral part of optimal dental health.
You will know if he brushes his teeth well and if he flosses properly.
You will learn about the importance of fluoride.
Your dentist may suggest dental sealants for child's permanent molars to protect them from cavities.
Your dentist can tell you if your child's teeth are crooked or overlapping and if their position is causing problems.

If you or a loved one would like to meet Dr. Christine Hindié, general dentist on the Plateau Mont-Royal in Montreal, please call or e-mail us today.