We preserve the heal the smile of youngsters from the very first tooth
Modern-day parents know all too well that baby teeth must be treated!
Up on the first signs of cavities in a child's baby teeth, we recommend not postponing a visit to a dentist.
STAGES OF TREATMENT
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Children’s doctors by their calling. They love their work and conduct cautious and caring treatment.
We conduct treatment of cavities in children in compliance with modern international standards using the most state-of-the-art materials. Photo-polymer fillings restore baby teeth and preserve their functions until replacement with permanent teeth.
A game zone, cartoons, a mini-library and even a children’s menu in the clinic’s café – we tried our best to create conditions for your child’s comfortable and pleasant stay at the dentist’s office.
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Initially, a child is not put under complete anesthesia, rather under the initial phase or sedation. A child’s central nervous system is not completely switched off. The child breathes on its own, moves and easily wakes up, just like during a regular sleep.
Recesses in the teeth (fissures) are covered with a special hermetic seal, which prevents food from getting caught in the recess as a result of which bacteriaforms. This helps secure and preserve the chewing teeth for 1.5-2 years.
Children’s dentistry is a special department of a dental clinic where every day doctors solve important problems, which adult dentists do not always face.
MYTHS AND QUESTIONS ANSWERS
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1. Why does my child need fillings if it’s baby teeth and they will soon fall out?
The filling restores the shape and function of the tooth that was lost due to a carious lesion of the tooth.
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2. If you put a filling, there will be no more caries?
Treatment of caries and staging of fillings does not exclude control examinations by a dentist, professional and personal hygiene. The filling may be on the chewing surface of the tooth, and new carious lesions may appear on other surfaces.
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3. Can we be treated without anesthesia?
Anesthesia is necessary so that the child does not experience pain and further fear of dental treatment. For small dental procedures, treatment can take place without anesthesia.
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4. What material are fillings for children made from?
Composite light-cured material, as well as glass ionomer and composite cements
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