Conservative dentistry for children
We take great care of the healthy smiles of our little ones because we believe that early dental experiences have a huge impact on their later approach to oral hygiene.
In our clinic, we offer comprehensive dental care for children, focusing on prevention and conservative treatment. We believe that early oral health habits are crucial for later dental health. Our team of specialists, equipped with the latest equipment and knowledge, is ready to take care of the healthy smiles of your children.
Our Mission
Our goal is to provide every child with a healthy and beautiful smile. We believe that early dental experiences have a huge impact on later approaches to oral hygiene, which is why we strive to make every visit a positive experience.
The treatment process for children
Prevention and Education
1. Regular Dental Check-ups
We encourage regular check-ups to help detect and treat dental problems early.
2. Learning Proper Oral Hygiene
Educating children and parents about brushing, flossing techniques and a healthy diet.
3. Fluoridation and Teeth Sealing
Strengthening tooth enamel through fluoridation and securing tooth grooves with protective varnishes.
4. Treatment of baby teeth
5. Treatment of permanent teeth
When is it worth applying?
for Conservative Treatment of Children?
Caries in Milk and Permanent Teeth
- White or Brown Spots: Early signs of tooth decay in the form of white or brown spots on teeth.
- Cavities in Teeth : Visible holes or cavities in baby or permanent teeth.
- Toothache : The child complains of toothache, especially when eating sweet, cold or hot foods.
Tooth Hypersensitivity
- Temperature Response : The child experiences discomfort or pain when consuming cold, hot or acidic foods and drinks.
- Pain on Touch : Tooth sensitivity to touch or brushing.
Mechanical Damage
- Fractures and Cracks : Damage to teeth caused by a fall, injury during play or sports.
- Knocked Out Teeth : Sudden loss of a tooth or part of a tooth.
Gum Problems
- Bleeding Gums: Bleeding of the gums when brushing or eating.
- Swelling and Redness : Swelling, redness, and tenderness of the gums.
Regular Check-ups
- Prevention : Regular dental check-ups every 6 months to monitor your oral health and detect problems early.
- Fluoridation and Sealing: Treatments that strengthen tooth enamel and prevent tooth decay.
Price list
Adaptation visit
120 PLN
Pediatric examination + consultation
150 PLN
Varnishing
from 200 PLN
Fluoridation
from 120 PLN
Filling in a baby tooth
from 250 PLN
Removal of a baby tooth
from 200 PLN
A well-coordinated Team
Dr. Piotr Wolny's team combines cutting-edge technologies with passion and care for each patient
Piotr Wolny
Owner, Dentist
Piotr Koperski
Dentist
Katarzyna Hir-Koperska
Dentist, orthodontics specialist
Kristina Kulikovska
Dentist, hygienist
Inesa Kulikovska
Dental assistant, patient caregiver
Klaudia Kwiatkowska
Dental assistant
Ruslana Miakushchak
Dental assistant
Dominik Rudowski
Receptionist
FAQ
When should we schedule the first dental visit for a child?
The first dental visit should take place when the child turns one year old or when the first baby teeth appear. Regular check-ups every 6 months are essential for monitoring oral health.
Is treating baby teeth necessary since they will eventually fall out?
Yes, treating baby teeth is very important. Healthy baby teeth influence the proper development of permanent teeth, speech, and overall health. Untreated baby teeth can lead to infections, pain, and problems with chewing.
Is fluoridation safe for children?
Yes, fluoridation is safe and effective in preventing tooth decay. Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel, making it more resistant to acids and bacteria. When used in appropriate amounts, fluoride is safe and beneficial for oral health.
What should I do if a child breaks or knocks out a tooth?
In case of a broken or knocked-out tooth, you should contact a dentist as soon as possible. If possible, gently place the knocked-out tooth back into the socket or store it in milk and go to the dentist. Quick intervention increases the chances of saving the tooth.