About Children's Care - Pediatric Dentistry Services
At Dental Wellness Clinic, we take care of children’s oral health with a friendly, preventive and holistic approach:
- A fun and comfortable environment: a surgery adapted for children, with games and colours that make the visit enjoyable.
- Early examination and diagnosis: regular check-ups from the eruption of the first tooth to detect any problems in time.
- Prevention: we apply resin sealants to fissures when necessary, and provide education on hygiene and healthy eating habits to strengthen enamel.
- Use of dental ozone when necessary: to stop incipient cavities in a non-invasive way and without the noise of a turbine.
- Child nutrition advice: dietary guidelines that promote strong teeth and balanced microbiota, limiting refined sugars.
- Adapted hygiene techniques: we teach children and parents brushing, flossing and irrigation habits, with tools appropriate for each age group.
- Gradual support: emotional preparation for children to grow up without fear of the dentist, reinforcing confidence and autonomy.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I take my child to the dentist for the first time?
We recommend the first visit around the time the first tooth erupts (6–12 months), to assess development and provide guidance on care from the outset.
How can we prevent cavities without using fluoride?
With sealants on molars, using soft toothbrushes and dental floss, limiting sugars and applying ozone to risk areas to strengthen the enamel.
Is ozone safe for children?
Yes. We apply controlled doses of ozone in gel or gas form, without risk or discomfort, ideal for stopping initial lesions without the need for invasive instruments.
How often should I bring them in for a check-up?
We suggest check-ups every 4–6 months, depending on the risk of tooth decay and your cooperation at home, to keep their smile and habits in optimal condition.
How can I help my child not be afraid of the dentist?
We use simple language, positive reinforcement, demonstration toys, and prepare the child before the visit with stories or videos to familiarise them with the process.
