To ensure health and wellbeing into adulthood, good oral health habits need to start early and maintained during childhood and adolescence.
Children with dental decay can have trouble eating, sleeping and focusing in school. Dental decay can also change how your child’s teeth look, and may make it hard for them to socialise.
Did You Know?
General dental treatment for children under 18 years of age is free at all NSW Public Dental Services. Some children may also be eligible for the Commonwealth Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS), which are bulk billed in public Dental Services.
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