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Dental Treatment for Children

Children’s teeth are more sensitive and more susceptible to tooth decay, which is why its prevalence among children is particularly high. If baby teeth are affected by tooth decay, there is a greater risk of damage to the permanent teeth. To prevent dental problems, it is important to instill proper oral hygiene habits from an early age, visit the dentist every six months for preventive checkups, undergo preventive procedures, and, if necessary, receive treatment.

When a child turns 2–3 years old, it is recommended to bring them to a dental clinic for an introductory visit. During this visit, the dentist will show the child the dental equipment and instruments and explain their purpose. The dentist will also explain why it’s important to care for and treat teeth and demonstrate the correct way to brush them. Introductory visits and regular preventive check-ups help children develop a positive attitude toward dentistry, making treatment visits to the clinic less intimidating when necessary.

Why is it important to treat cavities in baby teeth?

Discomfort is avoided.Untreated tooth decay can cause pain and discomfort when eating and drinking.

Teeth are protected from more severe damage. Untreated decay in baby teeth can lead to more serious health problems, such as pulp inflammation and others, requiring more complex treatment.

Better health of permanent teeth is ensured.Damaged baby teeth can affect the formation of permanent teeth and the jaw.

What makes pediatric dental care at our clinic special?

At the Vilnius Dental Center, children’s dental care is provided by a team of caring dentists with many years of experience working with children.
The dentists performing children’s dental treatments and preventive procedures use special techniques to help alleviate the child’s fear and establish cooperation.
To protect children’s teeth from cavities, the clinic offers dental sealants for children (covered by TLK). This procedure is recommended as soon as the permanent molars erupt.
To strengthen the enamel of permanent teeth and protect them from damage, the clinic performs fluoride applications.

Pediatric Dental Care Options

DENTAL FILLINGS.

This procedure is performed when a tooth is damaged by decay. When fillings wear down, crack, or become porous, they are replaced with new ones.

TREATMENT OF PULPITIS.

Root canal treatment is necessary when decay has spread to the deeper tissues (pulp).

TOOTH EXTRACTION.

A tooth is extracted when a child’s damaged tooth can no longer be saved.

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What are the risks of not treating children's teeth?

Pain and discomfort

Once decay reaches the deeper layers of the tooth, the tooth may become sensitive and painful.

Infekcijos plitimo rizika

An infection that has reached the deeper tissues of the tooth can cause pulpitis, which will require more complex treatment.

Risk of tooth loss

Complications caused by untreated tooth decay can even lead to tooth loss.

Poorer condition of permanent teeth

An untreated baby tooth can affect the development of the permanent tooth, and the early loss of baby teeth can affect the proper alignment of the permanent teeth.

Payment options

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F.A.Q.

To keep your children’s teeth healthy, it is important to brush them properly twice a day using fluoride toothpaste and to limit their consumption of sweets and sugary drinks. Regular preventive checkups at the dentist help detect problems early.

Yes, because untreated cavities can cause pain, infections, and interfere with the development of permanent teeth.

Choose a dentist who specializes in pediatric dentistry. Before the visit, explain to your child what to expect and introduce them to dental care and treatment by reading books or watching videos. Schedule the first visit to the dentist for a preventive check-up to minimize stress for the child.

Dental Treatment for Children