It is very important for children to visit us at a young age, after the first milk teeth appear, while there is still no pain or large cavities, so they can have the most pleasant experience at the dentist and so we can provide parents with guidance on proper child dental care. Regular check-ups are also important so that we can treat any cavities before they affect a larger part of the tooth structure. It is also important for the child to become familiar with the environment, the dentist, and adjust more easily.
Contact UsBefore the treatment and extraction of milk teeth, the child receives local anesthesia to numb the procedure. Before the procedure itself, the child should be explained what to expect, in order to gain their trust and cooperation. After the cavity is completely removed, the tooth is sealed with a filling or, if the cavity has reached the pulp (nerve), endodontic therapy (tooth treatment) follows, and the appropriate medication is placed in the tooth. When the tooth cannot be repaired and may threaten the child's general health, the milk tooth needs to be extracted, as well as when it is time for the physiological tooth exchange.
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This procedure directly applies high-concentration fluorides to the tooth surface, promoting remineralization. Fluorides can prevent the formation of cavities or stop the progression of initial cavities.
Contact UsThis procedure involves applying specially formulated composites into the deep grooves on the chewing surfaces of teeth. This prevents food from accumulating and prevents the development of cavities. It is recommended to perform this treatment immediately after the eruption of permanent molars.
Teeth can withstand certain forces during chewing, of varying direction and intensity. However, teeth often endure very strong forces that exceed their ability to absorb them, leading to fractures. It is essential to consult a dentist as soon as possible to treat the injury promptly.
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