Why Choose Dental Art?
A visit to the dentist can be an emotional and nerve-wracking experience for children. That’s why we prioritize modern, pain-free treatment methods to ensure the process is as comfortable as possible for your little ones. Our clinic is known for its caring and gentle approach, helping to alleviate fears and provide a positive experience during every visit.
At Dental Art, your child will benefit from:
- Experienced and patient dentists
- Pain-free and modern procedures
- Individual attention for every child
We Offer
As part of pediatric dentistry, we provide:
- Dentist consultation or preventive examination for children
- Filling of primary and/or permanent teeth for children
- Oral hygiene for children
- Extraction of primary teeth
- Tooth treatment with Tiefenfluorid for children
For children who experience heightened anxiety during a dental visit, we also offer treatment using:
What to Know Before the Procedure
Before your visit, prepare your child by discussing what to expect at the dentist’s office. We recommend scheduling the first visit around the age of one to establish healthy habits and attitudes toward dental visits and lay a strong foundation for proper oral hygiene.
What Happens During the Procedure
Before starting any treatment, the dentist will explain the steps involved in the procedure. Young patients can watch cartoons during their appointment, helping to create a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Pain-free anesthesia methods may be used to ensure your child’s comfort. Whether it’s a filling or another dental procedure, the process is quick, safe, and designed to prioritize your child’s emotional well-being.
Recommendations and aftercare
After the procedure, it’s essential to follow the dentist’s instructions, as aftercare may vary depending on the treatment performed. Generally, it’s recommended to brush your child’s teeth twice a day using age-appropriate toothbrushes and toothpaste. Additional tips include:
- For young children: Begin flossing once the first permanent molars erupt. Flossing should be done before evening brushing. Parents are encouraged to assist their children with flossing until they can do it themselves properly.
- With braces: Use specialized orthodontic brushes, such as single-tuft brushes (“Compact Tuft”), and consult with your hygienist on appropriate interdental brushes. Orthodontic floss can also be used to clean hard-to-reach areas thoroughly.
After the visit, ask your dentist for personalized recommendations, such as dietary restrictions or activity limitations, to ensure a smooth recovery and lasting results.
Our Advice for Parents
- Start oral care as soon as your child’s first tooth emerges.
- Baby teeth are just as important as permanent teeth, as they shape the bite, support jaw growth, and impact speech and dental aesthetics.
- Schedule regular dental hygiene visits twice a year to maintain your child’s dental health and reduce the risk of gum and tooth problems.
- Provide a nutritious diet to promote strong, healthy teeth.
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