CHILDREN'S DENTISTRY

Primary Teeth Treatment

The primary teeth begin to erupt when the child is 6 to 8 months old. At the age of 3, 20 teeth in total (10 on the lower jaw and 10 on the upper jaw) will have erupted. Primary teeth stay inside the mouth approximately until the age of 12 and they play a crucial role for both the child’s oral health and general health. As of the age of six, the…

Fluor Protector

Fluor is an element commonly found in nature and it exists in the structure of the bones and teeth. Fluor strengthens the dental enamel and it helps protect the teeth against cavities by reducing the harmful effects of the bacteria accumulated on the teeth surface. Given the fact that the protective effect of fluor taken in via food is very low, fluor protector must be applied on children’s teeth under the risk…

Fissure Sealants

Fissure sealants is a procedure applied on the chewing surface of molars to protect them against decay. Fissure sealant is filled inside the deep pits on the chewing surface after having cleaned the tooth. In this manner, the pits that are difficult to clean are prevented from getting full of food scraps and the teeth are protected against cavities.

Colorful Fillings

Sometimes dental treatment of little children can be challenging. We may prefer colorful fillings for children in order to make the treatment more fun for them and motivate for this treatment. Colorful dental fillings are made of the same substance as tooth-colored fillings. When we hand over the color palette to the child patient for him/her to pick the color of the filling, the child begins to listen much more carefully and…

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