Pediatric Dentistry
Protection and treatment of primary teeth, along with establishing healthy oral hygiene habits.
Preventive treatments performed at an early age form the foundation of lifelong oral health. Fissure sealants, fluoride applications, and proper brushing training are essential components of this process.
- Fissure sealants and topical fluoride
- Fillings and root canal treatments for primary teeth
- Emergency care for dental trauma
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Who Is It Suitable For?
- Children aged 6 months–1 year with emerging primary teeth
- Children with high caries risk
- Children who have experienced dental trauma
- Children needing guidance in establishing oral hygiene habits
Treatment Process
- Examination and risk assessment
- Preventive treatments (sealants, fluoride, etc.)
- Necessary restorative procedures (fillings, root canal)
- Regular check-ups and follow-up
Advantages
- Helps maintain the function of primary teeth for longer
- Instills oral health awareness at an early age
- Supports proper alignment of permanent teeth
Frequently Asked Questions
When should the first dental visit be?
A pediatric dental examination is recommended after the first primary tooth erupts, and no later than age 1.
How can baby bottle tooth decay be prevented?
Avoid sleeping with milk/sweetened drinks at night and ensure regular cleaning of teeth and gums.
Primary teeth will fall out anyway — is treatment still necessary?
Primary teeth support chewing, speech, and guide permanent teeth.
Early loss may lead to crowding and functional issues in permanent teeth.