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Paediatric dentistry is the branch of dentistry dedicated to babies, children and adolescents. It aims to prevent, diagnose and treat oral problems from an early age, taking into account the growth, development and specific needs of each child.
Their goal is to ensure optimal oral health, create lasting habits, and build a positive and reassuring relationship with the dental practice.
What is paediatric dentistry?
Paediatric dentistry includes a range of care for the youngest, including:
- prevention of cavities and gum disease,
- monitoring the eruption of temporary and permanent teeth,
- early detection of malocclusions,
- conservative treatments of baby teeth and permanent teeth,
- management of dental trauma,
- support for parents in learning oral hygiene.
Care is carried out in a gentle and trusting environment, using approaches that are appropriate to the child’s age, temperament and emotional needs.
Who can benefit from paediatric care?
Paediatric dentistry concerns all children, from the first tooth to the end of adolescence. It is particularly aimed at:
Benefits of Pedodontics
01
Enhanced prevention
Early detection of cavities and growth abnormalities.
02
Harmonious development
Monitoring of jaw alignment and development.
03
Good habits
Support for parents and education of children in oral hygiene.
04
Reassuring environment
Gentle techniques and adapted language to reduce anxiety.
05
Less invasive care
Early diagnosis allows for simple and comfortable treatments.
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General anesthesia in outpatient settings
In some situations, dental care cannot be carried out comfortably in children. That’s why we offer general anesthesia treatments on an outpatient basis, in collaboration with specialized anesthesiologists — a rare service in a dental practice.
This approach allows all care to be carried out in a single session, without stress or trauma, and is particularly indicated for anxious children, very young, with special needs or requiring multiple treatments.
Outpatient General Anesthesia Process
During the first consultation, the dentist assesses the child’s clinical situation, identifies treatment needs, and explains to the parents why general anesthesia may be recommended.
A comprehensive treatment plan is drawn up and all parents’ questions are clarified.
The child is then evaluated by a specialized anesthesiologist, who analyzes the medical history, checks for possible contraindications and provides preparation instructions (fasting, medication, recommendations for the day of the operation).
During the first consultation, the dentist assesses the child’s clinical situation, identifies treatment needs, and explains to the parents why general anesthesia may be recommended.
A comprehensive treatment plan is drawn up and all parents’ questions are clarified.
After the procedure, the child remains under supervision until his or her condition is perfectly stable.
Parents are given detailed instructions regarding home care. The child can go home no mesmo dia, and a follow-up consultation is scheduled.
The process of paediatric care
01. Initial assessment
Complete clinical examination, observation of tooth eruption and adapted X-rays if necessary.
This step makes it possible to detect early cavities, rash abnormalities, harmful habits (sucking, mouth breathing, etc.) and growth problems.
02. Personalized prevention
Application of fluoride varnishes, sealing of furrows, hygiene advice and age-appropriate dietary recommendations.
03. Conservative Care
Restoration of milk and permanent teeth, minimally invasive techniques, pediatric pulp treatments, management of dental trauma.
04. Growth Monitoring and Guidance
Control of tooth alignment, lingual posture, breathing and arch development.
Referral to orthodontics if necessary.
Frequently asked questions
The oral health of children is based on:
- daily brushing morning and evening with fluoride according to age;
- regular hygiene consultations;
- a balanced diet low in sugars;
- the gradual elimination of harmful habits (prolonged pacifier, digital sucking, mouth breathing);
- Rapid management of pain or trauma.
These measures allow for healthy growth and avoid heavy treatments in the future.
Without regular paediatric support, the risks increase:
- severe cavities and infections;
- abscesses or chronic pain;
- jaw growth abnormalities;
- need for more invasive orthodontic treatments;
- Eating difficulties and sleep disorders.
Prevention remains the best treatment.
- Early childhood cavities;
- Hypomineralization (MIH);
- Tooth eruption abnormalities;
- Dental trauma;
- Acute pain;
- Early malocclusions;
- Harmful oral habits (sucking, bruxism, mouth breathing).
Good oral health has a direct influence on:
- chewing,
- phonation,
- breathing,
- facial growth,
- self-confidence.
Appropriate follow-up promotes harmonious overall development.
Our practice uses modern equipment designed for young patients:
- Low-dose digital X-rays;
- Minimally invasive techniques;
- Soft and ergonomic material;
- Behavioral methods (tell-show-do, distraction, guided breathing).
These tools guarantee precise, fast and comfortable care.
