Question: My wife and I have a one year old daughter and she already has ten teeth some on the top and bottom.   We have yet to take her to see the dentist though she is listed on our family dental insurance plan. When should we take our daughter to see a dentist?  Do we wait until all her baby teeth come in?

Answer:  It is advise that a baby should see a dentist by their first birth day or when they cut their first tooth whichever comes first. Since you already have dental insurance on your daughter why not take her in as soon as possible since she has cut more then just a few teeth already.

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