Child's First Dental Visit Program | Lane and Associates Family Dentistry

Are you ready for your Child’s First Dental Visit?

At Lane & Associates Family Dentistry we believe every child should smile at their first dental visit. Preserve precious memories with a gift bag of keepsakes including a framed Polaroid photograph of their first visit, Tooth Fairy or Pirate Doll, T-shirt, and a unique baby tooth album that protects and organizes baby teeth.

Is your child younger? We also offer our Baby’s First Visit program.

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Make your child's first dental visit a special memory. One they can always hold on to.

Our Child’s First Dental Visit program started in late 2017 and has already captured the hearts of so many parents and young children. It is currently offered at all of our dental offices!

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Imagine if your first dental visit as a child was this special, comfortable, and friendly.

Our dental hygienists give dental hygiene instructions that children can easily understand and always let the parents come back to the dentist’s chair with their children. We do not use any type of restraining device and instead let the kids get comfortable with their future dental surroundings and even play with the dental mirror or toothbrush on their new doll or pirate. We strive to be completely transparent with children and let them know how amazing it is to have them here at Lane & Associates.

We hope you feel the love and admiration that Lane & Associates takes with each and every dental visit, but especially with your child’s first dental visit. This is a special time in your child’s life and we would love to be a part of making it a beautiful memory.

Two children holding First Dental Visit dolls

When should my child have their first dental appointment?

Maybe you think that your child doesn’t need to go to the dentist until they have all their teeth, but many dentists (including the team at Lane & Associates Family Dentistry) would like to see your child by the time they are one year of age, or six months after their first tooth comes in. Most children will have all of their baby teeth in by the age of two, so they (and you as the parent) should be acquainted with the dentist by that time.

All styles of First Dental Visit Dolls in a circle

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