For children
Gentle dentistry that helps children feel at ease.
A child's early dental visits shape how they feel about dentists for life. Our paediatric care focuses on gentle, unhurried appointments — check-ups, fillings, and sealants — that build trust rather than fear.
Questions patients ask
Kids' Dentistry questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
The general guidance is within six months of the first tooth appearing, or by the first birthday — early visits are short, easy, and catch issues while they're small.
Are baby teeth worth treating if they fall out anyway?
Yes — baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and matter for eating and speech. Untreated decay in baby teeth can cause pain and affect the adult teeth forming underneath.
What are dental sealants?
A thin protective coating painted onto the grooves of back teeth, where most childhood cavities start. Applying them is quick and completely painless.
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