Treatment
Pulpotomy
A protective pulp treatment for selected vital teeth in which the crown pulp is assessed and the root pulp is preserved; it is not pulpectomy, and indications differ in primary and permanent teeth.
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We provide child-friendly preventive dentistry with a calm, age-appropriate approach, focusing on development monitoring and planning together with families.
Our Pediatric Dentistry department assesses children's oral health in an age-appropriate way. Every child develops differently and may have varying levels of anxiety; procedures are planned with the family only after a clinical examination.
The examination setting is adapted to the child's age and communication level. Procedures are explained in simple terms beforehand, allowing time for the child to feel at ease. In urgent situations, priorities are determined through clinical assessment.
Fluoride applications, fissure sealants, oral hygiene guidance and regular check-ups form the basis of preventive care. Primary and permanent teeth are monitored; follow-up plans are created when early risks are identified.
Caries treatment, pulpotomy, evaluation of root canal therapy in children and space maintainer applications are addressed within this department. Which procedure is appropriate depends on clinical findings; decisions are made individually for each child and explained to the family.
A protective pulp treatment for selected vital teeth in which the crown pulp is assessed and the root pulp is preserved; it is not pulpectomy, and indications differ in primary and permanent teeth.
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Dental development, caries risk and oral hygiene are assessed with age-appropriate communication; regular check-ups support prevention, not only problem-based visits.
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Pulpectomy for necrotic pulp in primary teeth and infection in young permanent teeth with immature apex; it differs from pulpotomy and protocols vary by tooth type.
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A passive appliance used after early primary-tooth loss to reduce space loss; it is not mandatory after every extraction, and distal shoe is used only in selected cases.
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Primary teeth are temporary but important; extraction is considered only when clinically needed, and early loss may require separate space-maintainer planning.
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Permanent tooth extraction in a child or adolescent requires careful planning; advanced decay, infection, trauma or an orthodontic plan may be considered.
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Age-appropriate professional cleaning and oral-hygiene education; it does not replace home care and differs from adult deep periodontal cleaning.
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Aesthetic and functional repair of decay, trauma or tissue loss in the front teeth of children; material selection depends on tooth position, lesion extent and cooperation.
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One restorative material used in paediatric dentistry; because of fluoride release and aesthetics it may be chosen in suitable cases, but not every filling is compomer.
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A protective resin placed over deep fissures on sound chewing surfaces; it does not treat an existing cavity, and non-cavitated lesions are assessed separately.
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May be assessed after early tooth loss, congenital absence or developmental conditions to support aesthetics, function and growth; regular checks may be needed because of growth.
Read moreA first visit is often recommended when primary teeth begin to erupt, or by the first birthday at the latest. Early visits can support preventive care and familiarity; the ideal timing is assessed individually.
Describing the visit in a positive, calm way can help. A favourite toy or book may be useful; if your child is anxious, sharing this with our team in advance helps us adapt the approach.
Pulpotomy is a procedure in which part of the tooth's vital tissue is preserved and treated after decay or trauma. Suitability is assessed by the clinician based on the tooth's condition, the child's age and clinical findings.
It may be considered in cases such as infection or deep decay in primary or permanent teeth. Developmental stage, root structure and the child's ability to cooperate are assessed together after examination.
After early loss of a primary tooth, a temporary appliance may be placed to guide eruption of the permanent tooth. The need is assessed clinically based on tooth position, age and jaw development.
The child's anxiety level and age are assessed first. Communication proceeds step by step; procedures may be divided into shorter sessions if needed. The most suitable approach is determined with the family during the visit.
Imaging assessment and consultation that support treatment planning with panoramic X-rays and Cone Beam CT (CBCT).
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A planned and safety-focused treatment approach for surgical procedures such as dental implants, All-on-4, All-on-6, impacted wisdom-tooth removal, bone grafting and sinus lift.
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Aesthetic and functional restorations are planned with composite bonding, teeth whitening and minimally invasive smile design while preserving natural tooth tissue.
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Material selection and functional-aesthetic solutions for laminate veneers, zirconia crowns, E-max, implant-supported prostheses and full-mouth rehabilitation. A plan is created after examination.
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Gum disease care, aesthetic gum adjustments, Gummy Smile management and supportive periodontal treatments; regular maintenance remains important.
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Endodontic options focused on keeping the natural tooth, including root canal treatment, periapical lesion management and root canal retreatment. A plan is made after examination.
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Aesthetic and functional management of crowding and bite irregularities with braces, clear aligners and retention treatments. A plan is made after examination.
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