Your oral health affects your baby’s overall health from day one — yes, like feeling those little kicks day one. That’s why dental visits during pregnancy are so important. Your dentist will make sure you’re free from infections or cavities that can spread to your baby before and after they’re born.
Starting regular dental visits early sets baby up for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Here’s how to make getting that appointment in earlier and easier:
Screenshot or download these 3 questions you should ask your dentist about your oral health. Have them handy at your next appointment!
We don’t need to tell you your baby’s smile is important — that you already know. But what you might not know is that oral health care starts early — like first tooth coming in early. Dentists and pediatricians recommend scheduling baby’s first oral health screening with a dentist or doctor by their first birthday.
Making a dental care routine while they’re young helps prevent tooth decay, saves money and sets your child up for a lifetime of good health. Here’s how to make getting that appointment in earlier and easier:
Screenshot or download these 3 questions you should ask your dentist or pediatrician about your baby’s mouth. Have them handy at your next appointment!