Check-ups for under 18s that feel more like a visit to a friendly lab. Stickers, sunglasses and a lot of explaining.
Free on the NHS for under 18s
Always
£0
for under 18s
Parents’ tip
Bring them along to your visit first.
Time
Age
Cost
Includes
Bonus
Brave, not scared.
We show kids every tool first and let them try the mirror on a toy before we use it on them.
Little teeth
First visit by their first birthday, ideally. It’s mostly a chat with you and a quick count of teeth.
Big kids
Sealants, fluoride varnish and an honest talk about fizzy drinks that teenagers actually listen to.
The 30 minutes.
Most of it is laughing. Some of it is teeth.
Step
00:00
Meet the chair
It goes up and down. That’s the best part.
Step
05:00
Count teeth
A gentle look with the mirror they’ve already held.
Step
15:00
Varnish
A quick fluoride coat that tastes of strawberries.
Step
25:00
Stickers
Sunglasses on, stickers out, see you in six months.
Kids club
Letter to the editor
“My six year old now asks when we’re going back. To the dentist. Voluntarily.”
Elena V.
Stoke Newington · Kids club
Kids club, asked.
Q.
When should their first visit be?
Q.
Can I stay with them?
Q.
Do you treat nervous kids?
Pairs well with
Ready when
you are.
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