Looking after your child's primary teeth is important for great teeth and healthy habits. So when is it appropriate to take your child to the dentist?
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There's no denying that university is an expensive time for many young New Zealand adults. What with tuition fees, rent and other course-related costs, necessitates like dental care tend to take a back seat.