Early, positive visits can help children feel more comfortable at the dentist. We explain things in simple words, go at your child’s pace and involve you the whole way.

Care for growing teeth
- Check-ups that watch how teeth and jaws are developing
- Gentle cleans and tips for brushing at home
- Fluoride treatment to help strengthen enamel
- Fissure sealants to protect the grooves of back teeth from decay
- Fillings for baby or adult teeth when they are needed
When to bring your child in
A first visit around the time the first teeth appear, or by their first birthday, is a good start. Early visits are mostly about getting used to the chair and the people.
Nervous children
Tell us when you book if your child is anxious. We keep the visit short, show them each tool first and stop when they need a break.
What to expect
Your visit, step by step
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Tell us about your child and any worries when you book
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We say hello, show your child around and let them sit in the chair
- 3
Your dentist has a gentle look and counts their teeth
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We share simple tips for brushing and snacks at home
Your dentist explains your options and costs before any treatment starts. Questions? Call (03) 9562 0675
Helpful reading
Questions
Answers before you book.
Around the time their first teeth appear, or by their first birthday. Early visits help your child get used to the dentist before any treatment is needed.
A thin protective coating painted into the grooves of the back teeth, where food and bacteria collect. It helps prevent decay in teeth that are hard to clean.
Yes. Parents are welcome to stay, and young children often sit on a parent’s lap for their first look.
Please call us on (03) 9562 0675 to check how your child’s visit can be billed.



