Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of infants, children, and adolescents. At Ankura Hospital, our Pediatric Dentistry Department is dedicated to providing gentle, child-centered dental care that ensures healthy teeth and gums while fostering a positive attitude toward oral hygiene. From preventive care to treatment of dental problems, our expert team uses the latest techniques and child-friendly approaches to make every visit comfortable and stress-free.
Conditions Treated
- Tooth decay and cavities
- Gum diseases and infections
- Tooth alignment and orthodontic concerns
- Dental trauma and injuries
- Early childhood caries
- Tongue-tie and lip-tie correction
- Habits like thumb-sucking and nail-biting
- Pediatric oral infections
Expertise at Ankura Hospitals
Our pediatric dentists are trained to handle the unique dental needs of children, from infants to adolescents. Using modern, minimally invasive treatments, behavioral management techniques, and advanced dental equipment, we ensure children receive safe, effective, and comfortable care. The department works closely with pediatricians and other specialists to address oral health as part of overall child wellness.
Our pediatric dentists are trained to handle the unique dental needs of children, from infants to adolescents. Using modern, minimally invasive treatments, behavioral management techniques, and advanced dental equipment, we ensure children receive safe, effective, and comfortable care. The department works closely with pediatricians and other specialists to address oral health as part of overall child wellness.
Myths vs. Facts
Baby teeth are not important.
Myth: Baby teeth are not important.
Fact: Healthy baby teeth are crucial for proper chewing, speech development, and guiding permanent teeth.
Children’s dental problems are only cosmetic.
Myth: Children’s dental problems are only cosmetic.
Fact: Untreated dental issues can lead to pain, infections, and long-term oral health problems.
Brushing once a day is enough.
Myth: Brushing once a day is enough.
Fact: Children should brush twice daily and floss regularly to prevent cavities and gum issues.
Sugar-free snacks do not harm teeth.
Myth: Sugar-free snacks do not harm teeth.
Fact: Even sugar-free snacks can contain acids that contribute to tooth decay if oral hygiene is neglected.
Dental X-rays are unsafe for children.
Myth: Dental X-rays are unsafe for children.
Fact: Modern dental X-rays use minimal radiation and are safe when performed with proper precautions.
Cavities in children will fix themselves.
Myth: Cavities in children will fix themselves.
Fact: Cavities need proper treatment to prevent pain, infection, and damage to permanent teeth.
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