Pediatric Dental Care from the First Steps
Prevention, proper development and timely guidance for a healthy children's smile and correct occlusion.
Why is pediatric dentistry important from an early age?
Many dental problems start at a young age without obvious symptoms. Lack of prevention can lead to cavities, poor tooth development and future orthodontic problems.
What is pediatric dentistry?
Pediatric dentistry is specialized care for infants, children and adolescents, aimed at maintaining oral health from an early age. It is not only about treatment, but primarily about prevention and guidance.
Prevention and early diagnosis
Training in proper oral hygiene
Guidance for healthy habits
What needs does pediatric dentistry cover?
Within pediatric dentistry, all of the child's needs are covered:
Cavity prevention with check-ups and cleanings
Fluoride treatment to strengthen teeth
Preventive sealants
Cavity restoration in primary & permanent teeth
Education for children and parents
Trauma management
HOW IT WORKS
Care in 3 steps
1
Check-up
We evaluate the condition and development.
2
Prevention & Guidance
We apply preventive treatments and provide instructions.
3
Follow-up
We monitor progress and intervene early when needed.
WHO IS IT FOR
We offer a holistic approach for your child.
The collaboration between pediatric dentist and orthodontist ensures comprehensive care:
Correct diagnosis
Timely intervention
Better long-term result
The result is not only a beautiful smile, but also proper mouth function.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The first visit is recommended when the first tooth appears and no later than the child's first birthday. We check the teeth and gums and guide you on brushing, diet and daily habits. There is no need to wait for a problem to appear.
We make sure your child feels as comfortable as possible, explaining every step in simple words. Preventive treatments such as fluoride application and sealants are usually painless. When a treatment needs anaesthesia, we let you know and adapt our approach to your child's age and needs.
Usually every six months, even if your child has no discomfort. At each visit we monitor the teeth and gums and check how they are cared for day to day. If there are specific needs, such as a higher risk of tooth decay, the paediatric dentist may suggest more frequent check-ups.
Yes, the first orthodontic check is recommended at the age of six to seven, or earlier if a problem is spotted. The orthodontist assesses how the teeth and jaws are developing and how the teeth bite together. This does not necessarily mean starting treatment; for many children, monitoring is enough.
Give your child the right start
In one visit you will know:
- the state of oral health
- whether intervention is needed
- how to prevent future problems