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Keeping a healthy smile starts with your child's first tooth. February is National Children's Dental Health Month -- a good time to make sure your kids have regular checkups and are brushing two to three times a day. The American Dental Association recommends that children have their first visit to a dentist by the time they get their first tooth or by the time they are a year old. The dental association (http://www.ada.org ) also has games and puzzles your kids can play to learn more about keeping their teeth strong and healthy. Click below to learn more about kids and dental care:

Children and dental care: The basics
Preventing baby bottle tooth decay
Your child's first dental visit
Quiz: How much do you know about kids and dental health?

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First published February 20, 2003
Last updated January 31, 2008
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