Pedodontics
Fluoride Applications: Prevents the formation of caries by strengthening tooth enamel.
Dental Cleaning and Polishing: Creates a healthy oral environment by cleaning plaque and tartar accumulation on the tooth surface.
Anti-Decay Fillings (Pit & Fissure Sealant): They prevent bacteria from entering by covering the chewing surfaces of the teeth.
2. Milk Teeth Treatments
Treatment of decayed or broken milk teeth,
Pediatric root canal applications in cases requiring root canal treatment,
Space maintainer applications after milk tooth extraction.
3. Orthodontic Evaluation and Referral
Preventing possible early crowding and malocclusion by monitoring the development process of teeth and jaws,
Orthodontic treatment planning when necessary.
4. Behavior Management and Anxiety Control
Special approaches and techniques to help children overcome their fear of the dentist,
Sedation and general anesthesia methods when necessary.
5. Mouth Sores and Trauma Treatments
Common oral wounds, dental traumas and emergency interventions in children.
Pedodontics Treatment Process
First Examination: The child's dental structure and development are examined in detail.
Individual Care Plan: Preventive and treatment methods appropriate to the child's needs are determined.
Regular Follow-up: Oral health monitoring and necessary treatment/preventive practices are repeated at regular intervals.
Parent Education: Families are taught what to pay attention to in children's dental care.
Why Should You See a Pedodontist?
Children's dental structure and behavior are different from adults, so they require special knowledge and experience.
Early intervention prevents serious dental problems in the future.
Professional support is essential to overcome dentist fear in children and help them develop healthy habits.
Protect Your Child's Smile
Oral and dental health is crucial for a healthy and happy childhood. Our pediatric dentists closely monitor your child's dental development and use preventive and therapeutic methods to ensure they have a healthy smile.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When should children go for their first dental checkup?
A first checkup is recommended when the first tooth emerges, or at the latest before they turn 1 year old.
What is the importance of primary teeth?
Primary teeth are important for a child's chewing function, guide the correct eruption of permanent teeth, and support speech.
My child is afraid of dental treatment. What should I do?
Our experts use loving and patient approaches to reduce children's anxiety and, if necessary, provide support with behavior management techniques.
