As soon as their first tooth starts to appear, but no later than the age of one. This will also allow them to become familiar with going to the dentist at an early age, making them more comfortable in future.

Usually every six months, unless advised otherwise by the dentist. If you have concerns in between, you can bring them for a check-up sooner than six months by booking a check-up online or contacting the practice during opening hours. Regular check-ups enable the dentist to identify and deal with any oral health problems at an early stage.

The more often your child has sugary or acidic foods or drinks, the more likely they are to have tooth decay. Regular tooth brushing and regular check-ups are essential to reduce the risk of tooth decay in children.