1. Prevention Regular checkups give the dental staff a chance to get ahead of any problems and ensure that the patient is doing his/her best to maintain his/her dental health. 2. Minimal intervention Regular checkups allow the dentist to detect problems when they are still relatively young in order to avoid complicated treatment. 3. New advances Dental science is developing rapidly, and it is likely that new methods and techniques will emerge since the last visit that will benefit the patient. 4.Enjoyable factor Knowing that your teeth are healthy is an enjoyable thing. 5.Cosmetic effect Regular dental or oral hygiene checkups can keep teeth clean and shiny, especially for those patients who have difficulty in keeping their teeth clean by themselves. 6.Save money If patients can have regular emergency visits, not only can they save money, but also avoid dental problems and save the dentist’s time. Encourage children to have regular dental checkups. Children need regular checkups in order to identify oral problems that need correction in a timely manner and that are easily corrected when the mouth is growing and developing. Use appropriate methods to motivate children to come to the clinic and be willing to have oral exams. Keeping children’s teeth healthy from an early age should keep any disruptions that delay exams to a minimum. Frequency of check-up appointments The idea that everyone needs an oral exam every six months is outdated. Nowadays, professional dentists are widely aware that different patients have different needs. As a result, the interval between visits to the dentist may vary. Each person can assess and determine the appropriate frequency of review based on their particular level of oral hygiene and disease susceptibility. All individuals, whether they have real teeth or not, should see a dentist at least once a year.