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Children Dentistry

Mon - Fri : 930am - 6pm
Sat -Sun : 900am - 3pm

39-P2 Mezz, Block C, Jaya One
72A Jalan University 46200 Petaling Jaya

Children Dentistry : Growing Happy Smile

If you notice early or late loss of baby teeth, difficulty chewing and/or biting, continue to suck a thumb after age five, or protruding teeth, your child may need early orthodontic treatment.

Since the bones of your child’s jaw are still soft and malleable while they’re growing, they can be reshaped much earlier than they can be in adults. That means you have more time to heal naturally and effectively.

Dentistry for children can prevent serious, long-term consequences on the overall development of a child’s mouth and teeth.

Treatment For Children Dentistry

Children Dentistry : Preventive Care

At White Density, Children’s dentistry focuses on preventive care. We focus on educating parents and kids about oral health. From brushing teeth at home to regular cleaning at the dental clinic. From milk feeding to baby-led-weaning. We create a kids-friendly environment and work towards the goal of a dental clinic that is a happy place for kids.

One of the very important preventive care is the application of fluoride varnish. Fluoride treatments can be used to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. These treatments are typically applied as a gel or varnish and can be done during a regular dental check-up.

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When it comes to children’s dentistry treatment, there are several options available. One of the most common treatments is dental fillings. Children can develop cavities just like adults, and fillings are used to restore the tooth’s structure and prevent further decay.

However, when the cavity has extended to pulp, a simplified root canal treatment (pulpectomy) is necessary. The infected part within the pulp is removed and disinfected and then filled with material that can be resorbed by the body. The baby tooth is then filled with filling material or crown.

At White Density, Children’s dentistry focuses on preventive care. We focus on educating parents and kids about oral health. From brushing teeth at home to regular cleaning at the dental clinic. From milk feeding to baby-led-weaning. We create a kids-friendly environment and work towards the goal of a dental clinic that is a happy place for kids.

One of the very important preventive care is the application of fluoride varnish. Fluoride treatments can be used to strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. These treatments are typically applied as a gel or varnish and can be done during a regular dental check-up.

Another optional preventive treatment is fissure sealants. Sealants are thin coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth to prevent decay. They are a great option for young children to protect the molars and prevent caries to permanent molars.

Overall, early prevention and regular check-ups are key to maintaining good oral health in children.

  • Anterior Crossbite
  • Posterior Crossbite
  • Crowding
  • Open Bite
  • Protrusion
  • Ectopic Eruption
  • Diastema

FAQ

When is the right age for orthodontic treatment?

Although there is no “right” age for orthodontic treatment, parents are recommended to get their children to get an orthodontic assessment no later than 7.

What are the reasons for orthodontic treatment?

There are multiple signs which indicate your kid might need to see an orthodontist soon. These include:

  • Continues to suck their thumb after age 5
  • Child’s teeth do not fit together properly
  • Having protruding teeth
  • Having a speech impediment
  • Having trouble breathing while sleeping
What is the duration of orthodontic treatment?

Although every case is different, the treatments generally last up to 2 years with follow up till adulthood.

 

What are the benefits of early orthodontics?

Children dentistry is to intercept moderate or severe orthodontic problems early in order to reduce or eliminate them, including jaw bone problems, crossbites, and developing crowding.

The gentle force creates less discomfort and it helps lessen the chance of extraction and jaw surgery in the future, delivering better long-term results and treatment options:

  • Create a better prognosis
  • Guides the growth of the jaw
  • Reduces the risk of your child developing serious tooth decay and gum disease
  • Improve your child’s appearance and confidence
Are there any limitations or criteria that I should know?

Yes, good oral hygiene is required.

Also, the key to success in early orthodontic intervention is compliance. Without commitment to use the appliance as prescribed, the treatment objective will not be achieved.