Child Dentistry

Complete oral healthcare for children, which includes:
1) Cleaning of teeth and fluoride application
2) Preventive sealant therapy
3) Restoration of decayed teeth
4) Root canal treatment procedures for primary and young permanent teeth
5) Stainless steel crowns
6) Habit breaking appliances
7) Space maintainers and regainers
8) Minor teeth movements with removable appliances
9) Diet counseling
10) Emergency dental care for traumatized teeth

Oral hygiene is important in early years, to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Regular Dental check-ups help your dentist to help you prevent and treat decay before it causes cavities and toothache.
Children should start to visit the dental practice as young as possible, so bring them along with you to your check-ups. They may be too young for an examination but the visits helps to familiarise them with the surroundings, the smells, noise and most important they meet the dentist.
The examinations will be informal to start, a quick look using a dental mirror. Counting the teeth and looking for signs of decay. As the child's confidence grows your dentist will carry out a more thorough examination.