Children’s check-up

Children’s check-up

A child’s dental check-up is a complete examination of the mouth and teeth, and the first one can be done as early as age 3 to 4.

A child’s dental check-up isimportantfor several reasons

  • Cavities are one of the most common childhood diseases and can lead to pain and infection.
  • It checks the condition of the teeth, gums, and bone.
  • X-rays detect hidden cavities and track dental development.
  • It helps children build good oral hygiene habits.

We recommend caring for your child’s oral health from the moment their first baby tooth comes in.

Here are thestepsof a child’s dental check-up

  1. Visual exam

    The dentist examines your child’s mouth and carefully checks the condition of their teeth and gums.

  2. X-rays

    If needed, X-rays are taken to check the condition of the bone and look for hidden cavities, as well as to examine the roots and dental development.

  3. Advice

    The dentist provides advice on oral hygiene and cavity prevention, such as whether dental sealants may be helpful.

Makingpreventiona daily habit

Brush your child’s teeth two to three times a day with fluoride toothpaste, limit sweets, and give water rather than milk in a bottle at night to prevent baby bottle tooth decay.

Ourfees

Check-up with a dentist
between 80.- and 180.-
Children’s scaling and cleaning (under 12)
between 90.- and 113.-
Scaling and cleaning for new patients, with two X-rays
155.-

Frequently askedquestions

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At what age should my child have their first dental check-up?

The first dental checkup can be done as early as age 3 to 4. Still, it’s best to start caring for your child’s mouth as soon as their first baby tooth appears.

What are dental X-rays used for in children?

They help detect hidden cavities, examine the roots and bone, and monitor your child’s dental development.

How can I prevent cavities in my child?

Brushing two to three times a day, limiting sweets, and regular checkups are essential. The dentist can also apply sealants for extra protection.

Can my child drink milk from a bottle at night?

It’s best to avoid it and give water instead to prevent “baby bottle tooth decay.”

Take care of the healthof yourteeth

We are committed to making sure no one has to give up on dental care, convinced that, in today’s world, everyone should be able to look after their health and feel good about their appearance, especially their smile. Our fees are designed to be not only competitive, but also, and above all, affordable. That said, they never compromise the quality of our service, which we want to be impeccable.

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