Common components include:

• Regular dental checkups to monitor oral health and development

• Professional teeth cleanings to remove plaque and tartar

• Fluoride treatments to strengthen tooth enamel and reduce cavities

• Dental sealants (thin protective coatings on molars) to help prevent decay

• Oral health screenings for cavities, gum problems, bite issues, and developmental concerns

• X-rays when needed to detect problems not visible during an exam

• Education and counseling on brushing, flossing, diet, thumb-sucking, and other habits that affect oral health

• Risk assessments to identify children who may be at higher risk for cavities

The goal is to keep a child's teeth and gums healthy, reduce the need for more extensive treatment later, and support proper oral development as the child grows.