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Baby dental care in New Jersey, When should a newborn see a dentist

Thursday, Feb. 17th 2011 9:34 AM

Baby dental care in New Jersey, When should a newborn see a dentist?  Hello I am a new mom and I am 18 and for the most part on my own.  My son is six months old and I think he is teething.  When should I take him to see a dentist?  Do I do it now why he is teething or after he get all his teeth in?    Also I noted you offer some really low cost dental plans can I get one for just my son right now?

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