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Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry is a specialized branch of dentistry dedicated to the oral health of children. It covers everything from checking teeth in babies, children and teenagers to making a diagnosis, providing treatment and taking steps to prevent dental problems. In simpler terms, it’s all about keeping children’s teeth and mouths healthy.

Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry is a basic discipline that examines the oral and dental health of individuals from birth to the end of adolescence. In this context, various treatment methods, such as procedures to prevent tooth decay in children, treatment and restoration of milk and permanent teeth, and extraction of teeth that cannot be treated are applied.
In addition, various appliances are used to prevent the negativities caused by early tooth loss and to ensure the proper formation of the tooth row. Intensive studies are also carried out on the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term follow-up of traumatic tooth and supporting tissue injuries, monitoring tooth eruption and dentition, and preventing any deviations. In addition, preventive and preventive orthodontic treatments and the diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of gum diseases that occur in childhood and adolescence play an important role in all these applications.
It should not be forgotten that in addition to healthy children, individuals in need of special care with chronic systemic diseases, syndromes, and physical and mental disabilities also benefit from examination, treatment, and follow-up services.

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What are the Areas of Pediatric Dentistry?

It is important to remember that informing families is a critical focal point in the practice of pediatric dentistry. Especially during pregnancy, it is of utmost importance that the mother’s oral and dental health is meticulously protected. Although the mouths of newborn babies are initially sterile, microorganisms can be transmitted to the baby through the closest people: parents or caregivers. Especially when items such as bottles, pacifiers, or spoons are inserted into the mouth, the transmission of microorganisms to the baby becomes inevitable. Therefore, it is vital to increase the family’s attention to oral hygiene to minimize this possibility.