Paediatric dentistry is a bit like a dentist for children.
Imagine that children’s teeth are like tiny little houses.
The dentist who focuses on paediatric dentistry is like a special builder who takes care of these houses when they need to be repaired or cleaned.

In our outpatient clinic, we recommend having a first visit around 4–5 years of age.
The purpose of this visit will, in most cases, be preventive: to introduce a pleasant and familiar environment, explain to young patients the correct oral hygiene techniques, and identify and address harmful habits and malocclusions early.

What does the paediatric dentist do?
Checks the teeth: Looks for cavities (like holes in houses) and checks whether teeth are growing properly.
Cleans the teeth: Removes plaque and tartar, which are like dirt that sticks to teeth.
Repairs the teeth: If there is a hole, it fills it with a special material to protect the tooth.
Gives advice: Explains how to brush teeth properly and what to eat to keep a healthy smile.

Why is it important to visit the paediatric dentist?
Healthy smile: Having healthy teeth helps you eat well, speak well, and smile without fear.
Preventing problems: By visiting the paediatric dentist regularly, dental problems can be discovered in time and solved before they become bigger.
Being less afraid of the dentist: Getting used to visiting the dentist as a child helps you not be afraid as an adult.

In short, the paediatric dentist is your friend who helps you keep a beautiful, healthy smile for life!