Pediatric Dentistry
WHAT IS PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY?
Pediatric dentistry consists of attending and preventing dental problems in children. It should be noted the differences between techniques, methods and knowledge required by the dental specialist, since the teeth and mouths of our children are still developing and forming.
Visits usually begin when the first baby teeth erupt or at 24 months of age, which is when the eruption of the lower teeth begins. As the years go by, the baby teeth begin to be replaced by the permanent teeth, this is between 12 and 13 years of age.

What diseases does a pediatric dentist treat?
There are many dental pathologies and problems that can arise in childhood:
- CariesCaries: They are the first problems to arise at the beginning, since the appearance of caries in children is very common. There is also talk of baby bottle tooth decay, which is why the pediatric dentist is responsible for preventing them.
- TraumaBlows and falls are common in children, and it is common for them to suffer the loss or breakage of some dental piece after falls or blows.
- Malocclusion When we begin to notice a bad alignment in our children or a bad bite, it is possible that orthodontic treatment is needed.
- Congenital alterations: these affect the size, number and shape of the teeth.
It is recommended that the first visit to the pediatric dentist should take place at three or four years of age.
When to go to the pediatric dentist?
In case we do not observe anything relevant in the teeth of our children, it is advisable that the 1st visit to the pediatric dentist is from 4 years of age. The specialist will evaluate their brushing and make a visual check for possible future problems. At six years of age, facial growth and the fitting of the first molars and teeth are supervised.
Depending on the child's dental health, regular visits to the children's dentist are made every six months or once a year, depending on the child's dental health.
The pediatric dentist is also in charge of treating children with special needs, such as physical, mental or sensory disabilities. In this case, the specialist is specialized with psychological techniques, has the ability or knows techniques to relax the child and has the ability to act in unexpected situations.
You can trust that at Nakeji Dental we want the best oral health for our children and we will always be offering the best quality and the best service to make their first visit a good experience.
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