Tooth decay in children
Timely prevention protects against tooth decay in baby teeth and enables early treatment.
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A concept that gives children a sense of security
Plenty of patience and a child-friendly environment turn the visit to the practice into a positive experience for your child.
Visiting the dentist with trust instead of fear
A relaxed treatment appointment motivates your child to actively participate. In a child-friendly environment, the visit to the practice becomes a positive experience, so your child trusts us and enjoys coming back.
Children need a special kind of care so that they can experience the dental practice with curiosity and enjoyment.
Common topics
Topics in paediatric dentistry
Important knowledge for parents about their children's dental health.
Transmission of tooth decay
Decay-causing bacteria can be transmitted from parents to children - we explain how to prevent this.
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Children's worries
With empathy and experience, we take your child's fears about visiting the dentist seriously.
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We take the fears and concerns of our young patients seriously. A positive start to dealing with the dentist often shapes their later attitude towards dental care and dentistry.
Patience, age-appropriate communication and a relaxed atmosphere are meant to make every visit as pleasant as possible.
The most important facts at a glance
- A relaxed treatment appointment motivates children to actively participate and turns the visit to the practice into a positive experience.
- Timely prevention protects against tooth decay in baby teeth and enables early, gentle treatment.
- Decay-causing bacteria can be transmitted from parents to children - this can be prevented with simple measures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I transmit tooth decay to my child as a parent?
Yes, caries-causing bacteria can be transmitted, for example, by sharing spoons. Simple hygiene measures can significantly reduce this risk; we are happy to advise you on this.
How do I recognise tooth decay in my child's baby teeth?
Early signs can be white or brownish spots on the teeth. At regular check-up appointments, we specifically examine the baby teeth for this, so that treatment can take place as early and gently as possible.
How do I deal with my child's fear of the dentist?
We take children's fears seriously and deliberately take time at every visit to explain everything in a child-friendly way. A calm, patient approach helps most children build trust in the practice.