Families sometimes come to their children’s dentist’s office worried about the appearance of diastemas between their children’s teeth. Let’s discover their origin and their treatment.
Occasionally, some families express concerns about taking dental X-rays at the paediatric dentist’s office.
Fenestration is a technique that resolves the inclusion of canines, allowing them to be correctly positioned in the arch.
Dental hypersensitivity in children is a problem in paediatric dentistry that is sometimes difficult to detect and it is therefore essential to know its origin.
Digital sucking is a common habit in children and can lead to alterations in the jaws and teeth if it is prolonged over time.
Brushing the tongue is a fundamental part of children’s oral hygiene, so here we tell you how and why to do it.
Modern paediatric dentistry has incorporated the laser as an instrument in daily clinical practice.
Oral thrush, which frequently affects children and adolescents, is a frequent cause for concern in families.
Invisible orthodontics for children is a system of clear aligners with the aim of correcting malocclusions in child patients.
