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My child is 8 months with teeth and was going to add her to my dental plan. what is the earliest she can see a dentist?
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Ist dental visit: First visit usually 3-4 depending on child behavior. Before that be sure to refrain from having your child do to sleep with a bottle of milk or juice. Sugars bathing the teeth all night can cause severe decay issues. If decay becomes, visible see a pediatric dentist
Answered 5/6/2015
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