Children`s Dental Treatments
Baby teeth usually begin to erupt when the baby is six months old, and are completed by the age of about three. At this age, there are twenty (10 lower, 10 upper jaw) deciduous teeth in the mouth. From the age of six to twelve years, the child begins to leave the milk molars to the incisors permanent permanent teeth. This period is defined as the mixed dentition period and it is the period when the problems in the primary teeth negatively affect the health of the permanent teeth. In the permanent dentition period after the age of twelve, the primary teeth completely fall out and are replaced by permanent teeth.
The aim of childhood dentistry is to protect the health of milk teeth and permanent teeth in babies and children, and to prevent problems, diseases and anomalies that may arise at an early stage. In this context; preventive and preventive treatments, filling and root canal treatment applications for primary and permanent teeth, the construction of placeholders and child prostheses instead of extracted teeth, trauma treatments and prevention of caries.
