During a physical assessment of a 5-month-old child, the nurse observes the first tooth has just erupted and uses the opportunity to advise the mother to schedule a dental examination for her baby. When is the correct time for the dentist visit?
A) By the first birthday
B) By the second birthday
C) By entry into kindergarten
D) By entry into first grade
Ans: A
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a dentist examine the infant by his or her first birthday. Besides assessing routine oral health care, establishing a dental contact by the first birthday provides a resource for emergency dental care if it is needed.
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