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When do people generally take their child to the dentist for the first time? Is 21 months too young? I'd quite like my son to have a quick check up and I have a few concerns about fluorosis (he seems to have a white spot on one of his front teeth - possibly from sucking the toothpaste off the brush rather than brushing with it!)


If I do take him I'd like it to be a positive experience and not put him off for life. I usually go to Smile in Northcross Road myself but my favourite dentist, Aoife, left a while ago. Any recommendations for child-friendly (NHS) dentists locally?


Thanks in advance.

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I take my kids to the dentist on Forest Hill Road, near the Herne. Everyone I've seen there has been great with children, particularly the younger female dentist (who's name I don't know, usefully!). I started taking them 6 monthly from around 20 months, so it's not too young in my opinion.

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