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Children's Dentistry

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Children's Orthodontics Children's Dentistry

Children's Orthodontics

Because a child's jaw is still growing, the window for correcting misaligned teeth and bite problems works differently than it does in adults. Children's orthodontics is about monitoring that growth, guiding it where needed, and heading off more complex problems later on. Below, we've covered the questions parents ask most often — from when to book the first check-up to the types of appliances used, the risks involved, and day-to-day care.

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Fluoride Application Children's Dentistry

Fluoride Application

Fluoride is a mineral that helps strengthen the structure of tooth enamel and slows the development of decay. The varnish and gel forms used in the clinic are far more concentrated than the fluoride in a home toothpaste, and are applied directly to the tooth surface. On this page, you'll find the steps involved in the application, how often it's repeated, and the question parents ask about most: fluorosis.

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Fissure Sealants Children's Dentistry

Fissure Sealants

The chewing surfaces of the back teeth have grooves that are too narrow and deep for a toothbrush bristle to reach. A fissure sealant is a preventive treatment that fills these grooves with a flowable material, cutting down on bacteria and food build-up. It's most often used on newly erupted permanent molars.

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Baby Bottle Tooth Decay Children's Dentistry

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

Baby bottle tooth decay — known clinically as early childhood caries — usually starts on the upper front baby teeth. When a baby's teeth aren't cleaned after a night feed, they stay in contact with the sugars in milk, formula or juice for hours at a stretch. On this page, we explain how it develops, the early signs, the treatment options and how to prevent it, without any blame attached.

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Space Maintainers Children's Dentistry

Space Maintainers

Baby teeth do more than just chew — they also mark out the eruption path for the permanent tooth developing underneath. When a baby tooth is lost early, whether through decay, trauma or extraction, the neighbouring teeth start tipping into the gap. Space maintainers are small appliances designed to hold that space open until the permanent tooth is ready to come through.

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