Pediatric dentistry

Taking care of the oral health of the little ones is essential to guarantee healthy smiles in the long term. We offer prevention and specialized treatments for childhood cavities, malocclusion control, feeding advice and oral hygiene education. And always making sure that your children love coming to the dentist in Fuengirola.

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Children's dental care

Dental health, essential from day one.

From the appearance of the first teeth, it is essential to establish good oral hygiene habits. At our clinic, we are committed to providing the best children’s dental care, combining advanced techniques with a caring and understanding approach. Our team is specially trained to work with children, providing education and preventive care and creating a positive experience that will help them develop a healthy attitude toward dental care.

The best dental treatments for children

Restorative treatments

Should your child’s teeth need treatment, we offer a range of restorative options. This includes fillings, pediatric crowns, and pulp treatments to maintain the integrity and functionality of primary teeth until they are replaced by permanent teeth. We use advanced materials and techniques to ensure that treatments are effective and comfortable for children.

Caries in children: symptoms and prevention

Cavities are one of the most common dental problems in children. They can manifest themselves through symptoms such as pain when chewing, sensitivity to hot or cold foods, and visible stains on the teeth. It is essential to detect and treat cavities in time to avoid major complications. We recommend regular visits to the dentist for checkups and professional cleanings. At the Viéitez Núñez Clinic, we use advanced techniques and safe materials to treat cavities effectively, minimizing pain and stress for little patients.

Children’s orthodontics: identification and treatment

Tooth alignment and bite problems can be detected from an early age. Warning signs include an irregular bite, difficulty chewing or speaking, thumb sucking, or crowded teeth. Early orthodontics can prevent more serious problems in the future by guiding proper growth of the jaw and teeth. We recommend making an appointment for an orthodontic evaluation from your earliest years.

Frequently Asked Questions We clarify everything for you.

When should I take my child to their first consultation?

It is advisable to take your child to their first consultation with the pediatric dentist as soon as their first tooth appears, making sure it is not later than the first year of life. In addition, the prenatal visit, when the mother is pregnant, is very effective. During this visit, we can advise on the benefits of breastfeeding for teething, eating habits, and other healthy practices.

When should I start cleaning my child's mouth?

You should start brushing your child's teeth from the appearance of the first tooth. Use a soft-bristle brush (not a thimble) and a small amount of fluoridated toothpaste, with at least 1,000 ppm fluoride, applied in a thin layer on the brush.

Should I be worried if my child sucks his/her thumb?

Yes, thumb or any other finger sucking can cause deformities in the jaws, affect breathing and alter the shape of the face in the future. In our clinic specialized in pediatric dentistry, we will provide you with guidelines and advice to help your child eliminate this habit effectively.

When does the first tooth appear?

The eruption of the first tooth varies, but generally occurs around 6-8 months, although it can vary from 6 months onwards. Some babies may be born with teeth or have them erupt during the first month of life, while others may not have teeth until 16 months. The important thing is symmetry: if a tooth erupts on one side, the tooth on the opposite side should erupt shortly after. In some cases, the lateral incisors may erupt before the central incisors, which is normal.

If baby teeth come in crooked, is it worrying?

It is ideal for primary or baby teeth to erupt with spaces (diastemas), allowing the permanent teeth room to grow. If teeth come in crooked, it could be due to crowding or habits such as pacifier use or thumb sucking. In many cases, eliminating these habits can improve alignment. It is not a cause for immediate concern, but it should be monitored.

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