Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry is a vital branch of dental care, as maintaining the health of primary (baby) teeth is essential for the proper development and long-term health of permanent teeth. Establishing a positive relationship with the dentist from an early age is also crucial in preventing dental anxiety and ensuring lifelong regular dental visits.

At our clinic, we are dedicated to prevention and education from the earliest stages of childhood.

Free dental check-ups for children allow early detection and prevention of dental issues, while free education for both children and parents on proper oral hygiene lays the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles.
Our expert team combines professionalism with a friendly approach, helping children understand the importance of oral care while providing parents with practical advice for maintaining family oral health.
We believe that every young patient should develop positive habits and trust in their dentist — because a healthy child’s smile is priceless.

Pediatric Dentistry – Special Care for Special Patients

Children, due to their various developmental stages, require special care and specific dental approaches.

What Makes a Good Pediatric Dentist?
A good pediatric dentist is patient, relaxed, and knows how to explain dental hygiene in a simple, engaging, and child-friendly way.
Additionally, working quickly and efficiently is important, as young patients can be impatient or anxious during appointments.

Fissure Sealants – Protecting New Teeth

Sealing the fissures of teeth, especially the newly erupted permanent molars, is essential for protecting against cavities.
Fissure sealants involve applying a fluoride-enriched protective coating onto the chewing surfaces of the teeth.
This simple yet highly effective procedure strengthens the teeth and significantly reduces the risk of decay, ensuring healthier teeth for the future.

Fluoride Treatments for High-Risk Children

For children at higher risk of developing cavities, professional fluoride applications at the dental office can be an excellent preventive measure.
The goal of fluoride treatment is to strengthen healthy teeth, remineralize early lesions, and slow down the progression of existing decay.

The procedure is quick and painless:
After thorough cleaning, a fluoride gel or solution is applied to the teeth, which the child should avoid swallowing.
Fluoride integrates into the enamel, making teeth more resistant to acid attacks produced by bacteria and further delaying cavity development.
This treatment is particularly recommended for preschool and school-aged children.

Removable Dental Appliances

Removable dental appliances (mobile braces) are used to correct teeth alignment in children and adolescents.
They are worn throughout the day and night, except during meals and oral hygiene routines.
They are called “removable” because children can easily take them out and put them back in at home.
Depending on the case, therapy with mobile appliances typically lasts around two years.