Definition

Brushing teeth is an essential part of oral hygiene from a very young age. This practice plays a crucial role not only in dental health, but also in the general well-being of the child.

Children have less tartar than adults, but they require more dental care. It is not always easy to make children aware of the importance of oral health, even though each patient is very different. This makes it clear how important it is to repeat the explanations, which is why an annual scaling appointment is essential.

A playful approach

With the children, the approach is clearly more playful: We explain everything to them, we show them everything, including the plaque colouring exercise.

Good oral hygiene is…

 

Preventing tooth decay

Brushing helps to eliminate dental plaque (a build-up of bacteria) which, by interacting with sugars, produces acids responsible for the erosion of enamel and the development of tooth decay.

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Promoting the healthy growth of permanent teeth

Baby teeth serve as a guide for the permanent teeth. Milk teeth that are poorly maintained or lost prematurely due to tooth decay can lead to problems with the alignment of the permanent teeth.

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Developing good habits from an early age

  • Establishing a toothbrushing routine from childhood helps children to make it a lifelong habit.
  • It makes them responsible for their personal hygiene and promotes their autonomy.

 

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Improving self-esteem and well-being

  • A healthy mouth and clean teeth allow children to smile without embarrassment.
  • This boosts their self-confidence and improves their social interactions.

Our shop

Our two clinics have a shop selling a full range of dental cleaning equipment. This means that after scaling or treatment, our patients can immediately purchase the equipment they need.

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