First Dental Visit
Your child's first dental experience, designed to be positive, friendly, and stress-free. From the first year of life.
The first dental visit is an important milestone in your child's life. At Bites, we design this experience to be positive, pressure-free, and adapted to each child's age. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends the first appointment before the first birthday or within six months of the first tooth appearing.
How does it work?
Benefits for your child
- Early detection of dental problems
- Establishing preventive habits from infancy
- Personalized guidance for parents
- Space designed for children to feel comfortable
- Building a positive relationship with the dentist
Frequently asked questions
At what age should I bring my child for the first time?
Before the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Although it seems early, this visit allows us to assess development, detect risks, and guide parents.
What if my child cries or won't open their mouth?
It is completely normal. We don't force anything that isn't an emergency. Building trust is part of the process, and we respect each child's pace.
How should I prepare my child for the visit?
Talk about it naturally, avoid phrases like 'it won't hurt.' You can play dentist at home with a toothbrush and a stuffed animal. Choose a time when they are rested and fed.
Other services
Invisalign for Children and Teens
Invisible orthodontics with Invisalign, specially designed for teenagers. Straighten teeth without metal braces.
Special Needs Patients
Adapted dental care for children with developmental, sensory, cognitive, or medical conditions requiring a specialized approach.
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
Inhalation conscious sedation for anxious children or those needing more extensive procedures. Safe, controlled, and reversible.
Complex Restorative Treatment
Comprehensive dental rehabilitation for children with extensive damage from cavities, trauma, or enamel defects. In office or operating room.