Manual or electric - which toothbrush for a child really works better? This is an important question, but not the only one. By the way.
Category: Paediatric dentistry
Twin Block orthodontic appliance - an effective method of treating malocclusion
When an orthodontist talks about braces for a child, many parents immediately imagine fixed braces. Meanwhile, in many cases the best...
Fluoridation in children - why should it be remembered?
Fluoridation in children is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your child's teeth from decay. Many toddlers do not...
Polish children's dentist in the UK - why is it worth having one?
If you're a parent you're certainly concerned about your child having the best care - including dental care. That's why...
Toothache in a child - what to do?
Children often have difficulty describing their pain accurately, so it is important for parents to be able to recognise potential causes and appropriately...
Injuries to deciduous teeth
Injuries to deciduous teeth are a common problem in children, especially at pre-school age, when busyness and curiosity about the world around are conducive to accidents....
Toothpaste for children - how to choose the best one?
Choosing the right toothpaste for children is a key part of looking after their oral health. However, with a wide range of...
Root canal treatment of deciduous teeth - does it make sense?
The removal of milk teeth is always a last resort. Missing teeth in a toddler's teeth always have consequences, these include crooked teeth or malocclusion,...
Decayed teeth in a child - how to prevent and treat them?
A child's decayed teeth always need to be treated, no matter whether they are permanent or still deciduous. Otherwise the baby...
Caries of deciduous teeth - when to treat and when to extract the tooth?
Milk teeth, although temporary, play a key role in a child's development. Taking proper care of their condition is extremely important, as decay ...