Paediatric Dentistry
Children’s dental care focused on protecting primary and permanent teeth, monitoring oral development and creating a safe dental experience from infancy through adolescence.
Book via WhatsAppWhat is paediatric dentistry?
Paediatric dentistry cares for the oral health of infants, children and adolescents. Healthy primary teeth support chewing, speech, nutrition and the correct eruption of permanent teeth.
Care also focuses on age-appropriate communication and building a positive experience for future dental visits.
What is assessed at the first visit?
Caries risk is assessed together with diet, home care, fluoride exposure, tooth eruption and family history. Examination and treatment are planned in stages according to the child’s age and ability to cooperate.
- Eruption of primary and permanent teeth
- Checks for decay, gums and oral tissues
- Oral habits such as thumb sucking or mouth breathing
- Dental injuries after a fall or impact
- Brushing and dietary advice for the child and parents
Preventive and restorative care
- Regular reviews based on individual caries risk
- Fluoride varnish and fissure sealants when indicated
- Fillings or pulp therapy for primary and permanent teeth
- Space maintenance after early loss of a primary tooth
- Assessment and follow-up of dental trauma
- Orthodontic growth guidance when needed
Why does the child’s confidence matter?
Appointments use simple, positive language and show the child what will happen in an age-appropriate way. Avoiding frightening expressions at home can support regular attendance and make necessary care easier.