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Bring them once their first teeth are through. A first visit is ten minutes on your lap, mostly looking.

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Which teeth come when?

Move the slider to your child’s age.

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Every child is different; some teeth come months earlier or later.

  1. 0 months No teeth yet, usually. Most babies start teething at around 6 months; a few start earlier, and some later.
  2. 6 months The two front teeth, often the bottom ones first.
  3. 8 months The teeth beside the front ones.
  4. 12 months The first back teeth, the molars.
  5. 18 months The pointed teeth, the canines.
  6. 2 years The second molars. Most children have all their milk teeth between 2 and 3.
  7. 6 years The first permanent back teeth usually start to come through around 6 or 7. That is when sealants can be painted on.

Every child is different; some teeth come months earlier or later. Source: NHS, reviewed 14 May 2026.

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Under 16 Check-up €35

Fixed price, ten minutes, and you stay in the room. Most of it is counting teeth and letting them hold the mirror.

Questions parents ask

When should they first come?

Once their first teeth are through. Early visits are short and mostly about getting used to the chair.

Can I stay in the room?

Always. Small children usually sit on a parent’s lap for the whole visit.

What if they won’t open their mouth?

Then we count what we can see and try again next time. Nobody is held down.

What are sealants?

A thin coating painted on the grooves of the permanent back teeth, usually once they come through around 6 or 7.

Can siblings come together?

Book one slot per child, back to back, and they can watch each other.

What does a child’s check-up cost?

A fixed €35 for under-16s.

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Tell us their age and what days suit. We ring or write back within one working day.

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Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm.

Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.30pm
Phone
066 000 0000
Email
hello@gaire.example
Address
Denny Street, Tralee, Co. Kerry · Getting here
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