Paediatric Dentistry

Paediatric Dentistry
Paediatric Dentistry

Making Dentistry Friendly for Children

Children need dentists who are patient, gentle and skilled at building trust. Paediatric dentists are trained in child behaviour, growth and the special needs of milk teeth and young permanent teeth.

First birthdayor when the first tooth appears, for the first dental visit
Very low dosemodern X-rays, used only when needed
Treatment Options

Services

Check-ups and Cleanings

Routine check-ups and cleanings.

Fluoride and Sealants

Fluoride treatment and sealants.

Fillings and Crowns

Fillings and stainless steel crowns for milk teeth.

Pulp Therapy

Pulp therapy for infected milk teeth.

Space Maintainers

Keep space for permanent teeth.

Early Orthodontic Guidance

Early guidance for growing teeth and jaws.

Dental Injuries

Care for dental injuries.

Sedation or General Anaesthesia

For very anxious children or extensive work.

Why It Matters

Why Milk Teeth Matter

01

Guiding Permanent Teeth

Milk teeth guide the permanent teeth into position.

02

Chewing and Speech

They help with chewing and speech.

03

Untreated Decay

Untreated decay can cause pain, infection and affect nutrition.

Prevention at Home

Supervise brushing with an age-appropriate fluoride toothpaste, reduce sugary snacks and drinks and schedule regular visits.

Our Role

Curis Global arranges family-friendly appointments and helps parents plan the visit around school or holiday timing.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should the first dental visit be?

Around the first birthday or when the first tooth appears.

Are dental X-rays safe for children?

Modern X-rays use very low doses and are used only when needed.