Children’s Dentistry
Children
From the first check-up to sealants and fluoride: preventive care that starts by getting to know your child.
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- Visit length
- 20–40 minutes
- Number of visits
- Check-up every 6 months
- Process
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- Anaesthesia
- Local anaesthesia if needed
With children the goal is to protect rather than treat. We recommend a first check-up after the first tooth appears, by age one at the latest. At the first visit we meet your child and explore the chair and instruments together before any treatment.
Preventive care
Fluoride varnish, sealants on the molars and brushing practice significantly reduce the risk of decay. Decay in baby teeth is treated in time because it can affect the permanent teeth below.
Step by step
Getting to know
Your child gets used to the chair and instruments.
Check-up
Teeth and jaw development are examined.
Prevention
Fluoride varnish or sealants are applied.
Family guidance
Brushing and diet advice is shared.
Questions about this treatment
When should my child first visit?
After the first tooth appears, by age one at the latest.
Baby teeth fall out anyway, don’t they?
They do, but decay in baby teeth can cause pain, infection and loss of space for permanent teeth.
Other treatments
Dental Implants
A titanium root placed in the jawbone to replace a missing tooth, topped with a permanent crown.
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Smile Design
The colour, length and alignment of your teeth are planned around your face: first a trial, then the permanent work.
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Orthodontics and Clear Aligners
Crowded teeth are straightened with clear aligners or braces, and you see the progress together at every check-up.
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