Children's Dentistry
There is a question families often ask: baby teeth will fall out anyway, so is it still necessary to have them looked at? We treat our little guests' dental health with the same care, and we explain every step in a way that both you and your child can understand.
Why is children's dental health important?
Baby teeth are guides for the healthy eruption of the permanent teeth, and they also play a critical role in children's eating and speech development. Pedodontics is concerned with protecting children's dental health and teaching them the right oral care habits.
From the very first getting-to-know-you visit, we carry out the process with a playful and relaxing approach.
How does the process go?
Comfortable steps for children
Meeting and settling in
The first visit is spent entirely on getting used to the clinic and its surroundings and building trust with the dentist.
Preventive care
Fissure sealants and fluoride applications are carried out to prevent decay.
Treatment stage
When necessary, procedures are carried out without frightening our little patient, explained in gentle language.
Regular check-ups
Check-ups are planned at certain intervals to follow tooth development.
Frequently asked questions
When should my child come for their first dental check-up?
A first check-up is recommended from the eruption of the first baby tooth, or at the latest after the age of one.
Baby teeth fall out anyway; should they be treated?
Yes, baby teeth are very important both for chewing and for protecting the place of the permanent tooth that will come in beneath.
How is a child's fear of the dentist overcome?
With a patient, pressure-free and play-based approach, children come to see our clinic as a safe place.
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