While the milk teeth are still present, interceptive or functional orthodontics for children seeks to solve later minor or major problems. Also, solving major problems at early ages will ease and shorten orthodontic treatments during adolescence.
Open bite is a type of malocclusion that should be identified and treated during childhood, usually with early intervention.
Prognathism of the jaw is a malocclusion in which the chin is prominent. It is important to detect early if your child has a protruding jaw so that early treatment can be carried out.
The lingual frenum is located under the tongue and can make it difficult to move if it is too short. Learn all about tongue frenulum and when to treat it.
Babies are prone to catching the cold sore virus. We explain what causes it, when it spreads and what to do.
Upper labial frenulum surgery is performed on young patients for function or aesthetics. Find out in which cases this procedure is suitable and what it involves.
Herpes in children is a very common nuisance that can appear recurrently. We explain the treatments available for tongue herpes.
Young patients, whether they are children or adolescents, may also need treatment for periodontitis, so we explain how it is treated and what the phases of healing consist of.
Herpes in children is a very common discomfort that usually appears in a recurrent way. We explain how to treat and prevent it.
Periodontal disease is relatively common and should be detected early and treated correctly by the paediatric dentist.
