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Children’s dental checkups are generally recommended every six months, according to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and ADA—starting around six months after the first tooth appears or by your child’s first birthday. These biannual appointments allow the dentist to:
Monitor tooth and jaw development
Apply preventive treatments (cleanings, fluoride, sealants)
Catch any cavities or gum issues early
Provide guidance on brushing, nutrition, and oral habits
That said, your child’s appointment frequency may vary depending on their individual risk factors—such as previous cavities, orthodontic needs, or medical conditions.