Dental In Focus Pimpama

Please note that our clinic will be closed on December 25th, 26th, and January 1st.

Emergency Appointments

We are open for emergency appointments on other days during the holiday period. Call (07) 5509 4477 or book online here.
 

When should my child first see the dentist and how often after that?

The Australian Dental Association recommends booking your child’s first check-up around their first birthday or within six months of the first tooth erupting. Early visits let our children’s dentist in Pimpama monitor jaw growth spot any tongue or lip ties and give parents practical tips on brushing dummies and feeding habits. Starting young also helps little ones feel comfortable in the dental chair because the experience is gentle brief and pain-free.

After that most kids do well with a check-up and professional clean every six months. Twice-yearly appointments let us find early decay before it hurts remove stubborn plaque and keep an eye on developing bites.

If your child has braces, uses an inhaler or is prone to cavities we may suggest more frequent reviews to keep things on track. Conversely older kids with excellent oral hygiene and low risk of decay might stretch to nine months but only after your dentist gives the all-clear.

Chat with Our Children's Dentist in Pimpama

Routine visits are quick relaxed sessions that include a friendly examination low-dose digital x-rays when needed and a fluoride treatment to strengthen enamel. We finish with tailored home-care advice so you know exactly how to keep young smiles healthy between appointments.

Ready to arrange your child's dental appointment? We welcome your call!

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