Paediatric dentistry covers the monitoring, protection and treatment of children's oral and dental health from infancy to adolescence. The aim is to help the child build a positive relationship with the dentist.
Who may be suitable?
- Children whose primary and permanent teeth are erupting
- Children with cavities, pain or dental trauma
- Children who need regular check-ups and preventive care
How does the process work?
- At the first visit the child's mouth is examined in a way that keeps them comfortable.
- Diet, brushing and habits are discussed with the parent.
- Necessary preventive and restorative treatments are planned.
- The dentist determines the interval for regular check-ups.
After treatment and care
Regular brushing, limiting sugary foods and drinks, and attending check-ups support the child's oral health. Parents are advised to help young children with brushing.
The information on this page is for general purposes only; an examination is required for diagnosis and treatment. Treatment plans are determined by the dentist according to each patient's condition.