Advanced Technology Equipment
We provide our treatments using equipment equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology, ensuring the highest standards of quality for our patients. Our state-of-the-art devices enhance both the effectiveness of our procedures and help us achieve optimal results. By investing in innovative technology, we continuously update our treatment methods to offer a more comfortable, efficient, and reliable experience. At every step, we aim for excellence in health and aesthetics, using the most advanced technology available.
Distinguished Team of Experts
We understand the unique needs of each of our patients and are dedicated to meeting those expectations with the utmost care and attention. In line with our commitment to health and safety, we conduct all procedural steps in state-of-the-art, sterilized environments, utilizing top-tier equipment and a highly skilled team. Our goal is to manage your treatment process without compromising your health or comfort, ensuring that each stage of care is safe, effective, and seamlessly executed. We prioritize not only successful outcomes but also a supportive, positive experience throughout your health journey.
What is Pediatric Dentistry (Pedodontics)?
Pedodontics or pediatric dentistry aims to ensure that the permanent and deciduous teeth of children between the ages of 0 and 13 are healthier and to eliminate dental problems caused by trauma, decay, hereditary or similar factors. Pediatric dentistry, which provides services in a wide range of areas from teeth clenching and grinding treatment to orthodontic treatments, follows and treats the jaw-facial development and dental health of children from infancy and at the same time offers preventive measures.
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Pediatric dentistry performs preventive or therapeutic applications in accordance with the oral and dental health needs of children or infants. Many treatments such as tooth extraction, filling, child prosthesis can be applied by pediatric dentistry.
Dental Treatments for Children
All treatments that children need for dental and oral care are applied by pediatric dentists. In order for your children to have healthy mouths and teeth, you should take them to a pedodontic examination once every 6 months. In these controls, the treatments your child needs are determined and treatment is started in a short time.
Early diagnosis of the problem requires easier and shorter treatment. Pediatric dentures, tooth extractions, placeholders, applications to stop finger sucking, root canal treatments, treatment of dental traumas, filling applications, preventive and protective applications against tooth decay are among the treatments carried out by pediatric dentistry to protect children’s oral and dental health.
How is Pedodontic Treatment Performed?
Pedodontic treatments consist of more than one stage. The area of interest of pediatric dentistry is to ensure oral hygiene of children during the process of deciduous and mixed dentition and to treat the related disorders. The aim of pediatric dentistry treatments is to strengthen both deciduous and permanent teeth and make them more resistant to caries. Pediatric tooth decay is treated by filling or tooth extraction. Dental problems caused by habits such as finger sucking, lip sucking or improper swallowing are corrected with appropriate treatment after necessary diagnoses.
Things to Consider Before the First Dental Examination
Before pedodontic treatment, you should avoid actions that will cause your child to be afraid. Talking about your own negative dental treatments can cause your child to have a negative attitude towards dental treatments. Pedodontics is of great importance for the health of permanent teeth. Therefore, it is important not to cause fear of pediatric dentistry.
Process After Pedodontic Treatment
The cooperation between the family and the dentist after pedodontic treatment is very important in terms of pediatric dental treatment. Oral hygiene must be ensured for the treatment to be effective and to heal in a short time. The family has great responsibilities in ensuring the oral hygiene of the child. After pedodontics, it is important to come to controls at certain intervals in order to maintain the current situation.