As your child grows, you make sure you do not miss a suggested doctor's visit from the moment you bring them home, but you may not pay as close attention to their dental health. In fact you may not even think of the dentist until you child already has a full set of teeth or experiences a dental emergency. Since dental health is an important part of your child's overall well-being, you should schedule your child's first dental visit as soon as their first tooth erupts and take care between visits to make sure their teeth stay strong and healthy.

More often than not, teeth do not come in a normal, healthy, good-looking way. There are many problems that you can have with your teeth, including irregular alignment, rough surfaces, and gaps. Braces can help to fix many of these problems, but braces can also take time. If you are looking for a quicker solution, ask your dentist about veneers. They can be a cost-effective way to fix problems with your teeth.