Children's dentistry
Dentists, dental hygienists and parents: allies for toddlers' health
Parents: it's one of the parents' duties to look after their children's health and well-being, especially that of their mouths and teeth. As such, it's important to take care of your toddler's oral hygiene (cleaning the mouth after drinking, brushing teeth as soon as they appear, flossing), from the very first months of life. Parents also have a supporting and educational role to play. They are in the best position to teach their offspring how to carry out the hygiene routine, and to help them develop healthy habits.
The dental team: the dentist and hygienist are there to ensure that the little patient's mouth and teeth are in good condition. This is achieved through preventive and curative care tailored to or reserved for them (examination and cleaning, sealant application, cavity care). The dental team also contributes to children's dental education with valuable advice.
Care adapted to young patients
Because we take children's oral health to heart, we make sure we offer appropriate dentistry services. As a result, the team is able to modify its approach and actions to adapt to young patients' fears and unique challenges. So we make sure their experience is a positive one. In this way, there's a greater chance that basic dental care will become a lasting habit!
It's important to take care of children's oral health, as their developing mouths are vulnerable to disease and illness. We offer preventive treatments (examination, cleaning and fluoride application, personalized advice) to keep them under control and avoid many problems.
Milk teeth are particularly vulnerable, as their enamel is softer. Early childhood caries, the infection that specifically affects them, can therefore easily develop and spread. It's important to prevent and treat it.
Premolars and molars have grooves and crevices that make them vulnerable to the action of bacteria. We offer dental sealants to increase their protection against decay, particularly in the period following eruption.