Normally with the eruption of the first tooth, at 6 months of life. From this moment on, you should monitor your baby's dental eruption and hygiene, as well as make regular check-ups with your specialist. At approximately 2-3 years of age, your child should have all their primary teeth in their mouths, and at 6 years of age they will have their first permanent tooth. So we recommend a visit to the orthodontist in case it is convenient to modify the growth of your jaws or create space for the rest of the permanent teeth, now we have time.

As soon as their first tooth erupts, usually at the age of 6 months. At this age, the child can already pick up the toothbrush and, accompanied by his or her hand, brush correctly. At 6 years of age, children should brush their teeth by themselves and then have an adult check them to make sure they are using the right technique and that their teeth are clean. Children should learn from an early age to acquire habits and responsibility for their oral hygiene, and once they have acquired this, they will keep their teeth for the rest of their lives.

Sometimes, a quick action can make it possible to recover that tooth. Remain calm, pick it up from the ground by holding it by the crown, not the root, and never wash the tooth. It is important to go to the dentist as soon as possible, it should not be more than an hour after the blow. During the journey, keep the tooth in a glass of milk, saline solution or in saliva "you can take it inside the mouth next to the cheek or under the tongue". The time factor is the most important in the success of the replanted tooth.