Child Oral Care

Fluoride application is a crucial preventive treatment that significantly strengthens your teeth and protects them against decay.

This quick, painless procedure involves applying a highly concentrated fluoride varnish, gel, or foam to the tooth surfaces.

Fluoride works by remineralizing weakened enamel, making it more resistant to acid attacks from plaque bacteria and sugars, thus preventing cavities.

It's highly recommended for both children and adults, especially those prone to decay or with sensitive teeth.

Fissure Sealant Application is a preventive dental procedure that helps protect teeth from cavities.

It involves applying a thin, protective coating to the grooves of the back teeth (molars), where food and bacteria often get trapped.

This barrier seals out plaque and acids, reducing the risk of tooth decay. It is especially beneficial for children and teenagers, as their newly erupted permanent teeth are more prone to cavities.

The procedure is quick, painless, and can significantly contribute to long-term oral health.

Habit breakers are specialized dental appliances designed to gently discourage harmful oral habits that can affect your child's developing teeth and jaws.

Habits like thumb sucking, finger sucking, or tongue thrusting can lead to misaligned teeth, open bites, or speech impediments over time.

These custom-fit appliances provide a subtle barrier, helping your child break the habit comfortably and effectively.

By addressing these issues early, habit breakers prevent the need for more extensive orthodontic treatment later, promoting healthy oral development.

Pulpectomy and Pulpotomy are vital procedures in pediatric dentistry used to treat infected or damaged baby teeth.

A Pulpotomy involves removing only the infected pulp from the crown portion of the tooth, preserving the healthy root pulp.

In contrast, a Pulpectomy is done when the entire pulp (crown and root) is infected, requiring complete removal and filling of the canals.

These treatments help save primary teeth until they naturally fall out, maintaining proper spacing for permanent teeth.

Both procedures are safe, effective, and help relieve pain while preserving oral function.