Pediatric dentistry
Cavities in baby teeth, sealants, fluoride treatments, extractions and monitoring of tooth eruption.

Pediatric dentistry
Baby tooth decay
Baby teeth have a different structure than adult teeth. They are more sensitive and less resistant. Baby teeth are sensitive to bacteria living in the mouth and if there is no…

Pediatric dentistry
Tooth eruption
During the period of tooth eruption children may experience profuse salivation, restlessness, sleep disturbance, slight increase in temperature, reddening of the gums. Baby…

Pediatric dentistry
Milk teeth extraction
Milk teeth play a particularly important role both in the child's diet and in the process of harmonious development of the dentomaxillary apparatus. Premature extraction of milk…

Pediatric dentistry
Fluoride milk teeth
Fluoridation carried out in the dentist's office is a local fluoridation and consists of applying fluoride in the form of varnishes or gels directly on the surface of the teeth.…

Pediatric dentistry
Tooth seals
Sealing occlusal fossae and fossae (the ones we chew with) is considered the safest method of primary prophylaxis, as it is a method of immunising these surfaces. Tooth sealing is…
