Pagrindinis / Paslaugos / Children’s Dental Care

Children’s Dental Care

If a child complains of tooth pain while eating, drinking, or even at rest, parents should promptly seek advice from a dentist. At CLINIC | DPC, our specialists aim to build a friendly rapport with each child so that a visit to the dentist does not become a frightening experience. Children can draw and play in our clinics, making the wait for their appointment more enjoyable. We also offer colorful fillings for primary teeth, which delight our young patients.

Preventive care programs are also available for children, such as sealing permanent teeth with fluoride-releasing materials. These help protect teeth that are not yet fully mineralized and prevent cavities. We also provide treatments like root canal therapy for both primary and permanent teeth and fluoride applications.

Starting from

45€

Children’s Dental Care Under General Anesthesia (Intubation)

Many people, including both children and adults, have a fear of dental treatments for various reasons. Despite the fact that all treatments in dental clinics are performed using anesthetics, young patients are often reluctant to sit in the dentist’s chair. For particularly sensitive children, CLINIC | DPC offers the option of dental treatment under general anesthesia.

Under general anaesthesia, the patient is completely asleep and feels nothing during the procedure. It is carried out under the supervision of an experienced anaesthesia and intensive care nurse and an anaesthesiologist.

After the procedure, in the recovery room, the patient’s safety continues to be monitored by the same experienced anesthesia and intensive care team, ensuring comfort and well-being throughout the recovery process.

School Certification

At all CLINIC | DPC locations, dental check-ups are available for school readiness before the new academic year. After the visit, our specialists can prepare an electronic certificate for the child’s school.

Frequently Asked Questions

01
Should baby teeth be treated?

Under each baby tooth, there is a developing permanent tooth. If a decayed baby tooth is not treated and the infection spreads, it may damage the developing permanent tooth, affecting its growth and eruption.
02
When and how often is it best to visit the dentist?

We recommend the first visit to a specialist at the age of two, every 2-3 months.
03
Are pain relief methods used when treating children's teeth?

The same methods as for adults are typically used, such as local anesthesia. If necessary, dental treatment for children can also be performed with anesthesia.