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Pediatric dentistry

Pediatric dentistry looks after the oral health of the little ones. The goal is to prevent problems and help your child see the dentist as a friendly, calm place.

What is pediatric dentistry?

It is dentistry dedicated to children and teens. It includes check-ups, prevention, care of baby teeth and first permanent teeth, and keeping an eye on how teeth and jaws develop.

Baby teeth matter: they help with chewing, speaking, and holding the place for the adult teeth. Treating them when needed is important.

Who is it for?

All children, even without obvious problems. A first visit is generally suggested around age three, or earlier if you have concerns, but the dentist can tell you what suits your child best.

  • Children who have never been to a dentist
  • Children with spots, cavities or pain in baby teeth
  • Thumb-sucking or long dummy (pacifier) use
  • Teeth that look crooked or are coming through late

What happens during the visit

A first visit is designed to be easy and unhurried:

  • A few words to get to know each other and help your child relax
  • A simple explanation of what we will do
  • A check of teeth, gums and growth
  • If needed, a cleaning and tips on brushing at home
  • Advice for parents on diet and habits

After the visit

After a simple check-up no special care is needed. If treatment was done with anaesthetic, remind your child not to bite lips or cheeks until the tingling goes away.

At home it is important to brush twice a day, with an adult helping until your child is old enough, and to limit sugary snacks between meals.

When to come in

Come for a first check-up, for regular visits, or if you notice spots, pain or anything else that worries you. If your child is anxious, tell us beforehand: we will take the time that's needed.

Frequently asked questions

At what age should my child see a dentist?

Generally around age three, or earlier if something worries you. An early visit is mostly about getting your child used to it.

Do baby teeth really need treatment?

Yes. A cavity in a baby tooth can cause pain and infection and may affect the adult teeth. The dentist will assess each case.

My child is scared. What can I do?

Talk about it calmly, never use the dentist as a threat, and let us know. Often a first visit just to meet us helps a lot.

Further reading (in Italian)

Other treatments

General information only: it does not replace a check-up. Only a dentist can assess your individual case.

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