Every Child deserves a Healthy and Happy Smile

Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry is a branch dedicated to the oral health of children from infancy through the teen years. Without proper dental care, children face possible oral decay and disease that can cause a lifetime of pain and complications. Our team consists of pediatric dentists who specialize in making dentistry as fun and comfortable as possible to provide your child with a positive dental experience.

The incidence of early childhood caries has gone up drastically due to food habits in kids. About 1 of 5 (20%) children aged 5 to 11 years have at least one untreated decayed tooth.

Why Pediatric Dentistry ?

Prevention is better than cure

Early identification and intervention of tooth decay, tooth misalignment.

Relaxing dental experience

Pediatric dentists have special training and tools to help children relax and feel comfortable during dental appointments.

Create Good Habits

As your child grows, we’ll continue to explain important concepts and share helpful tips to prevent cavities and keep their teeth healthy and strong.

Allow unimpeded growth

Throughout childhood, the teeth and gums change a lot. It is important to keep baby teeth healthy so that the adult teeth grow in appropriately , naturally and healthily.

Frequently Asked Questions

YOUR COMMON QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY EXPERTS.

Following good oral care hygiene helps maintain overall body health and could save a lot of time and money that may otherwise be spent relentlessly on numerous dental treatments and medication.

Make a point to maintain a regular schedule of dental checkups every six months. This regularity allows the child to become familiar with the dentist, the office staff and the office itself. By providing a child with a familiar environment, they are more likely to develop a sense of security and safety when they visit the dentist.

Watch out for early signs that something might be wrong. Some of the signs could be : Toothache, Sensitivity, Discoloured or dark spots on a tooth, Swelling or bleeding gums, Bad breath

Take your child to the dentist starting at 6 Months Old. Rinse mouth after every meal. Make sure your child brushes his/her teeth twice a day. Keep Sugary Drinks and Food to a minimum.