A bright waiting room
Picture books, little tables and tall windows onto the plane trees: a space designed to put children at ease.
Paediatric dentistry & orthodontics · Paris 15th
From the firsttooth, untilthey turn 18
Dentists for children and teenagers: prevention first, gentle care and clear explanations for parents, a short walk from Charles Michels metro.
From 2 to 16
Every age has its own smile.
From 0 to 18
What does your child need at their age?
Scroll down or move the slider to your child’s age: see which teeth they have, and what we offer at each stage.
Baby teethPermanent teethComing through
Typical ages: every child has their own pace.
0–3 years
The first teeth
- A first gentle visit around their first birthday, with your child on your lap.
- Advice on brushing, bottles and dummies.
- Early checks for bottle decay or a short frenum.
3–6 years
The baby-teeth years
- Gentle, regular check-ups, so they feel at ease coming back.
- In-clinic fluoride from age 4, a first clean around 4½ to 5.
- Gentle care for baby teeth, and help to stop the dummy or thumb.
6–12 years
Permanent teeth arrive
- Sealants on the first permanent molars.
- A first orthodontic check around 6: the earlier we look, the simpler treatment can be.
- A removable appliance or space maintainer when needed, and prompt care after a knock.
12–18 years
The braces years
- Orthodontics with metal, clear or hidden (lingual) braces, or clear aligners.
- Treatment with braces takes about two years on average.
- Gum care in the teenage years, frenectomy if needed, and wisdom teeth monitored.
Your child’s teeth at this age
Baby teethPermanent teethComing through
Typical ages: every child has their own pace.
The clinic
A clinic made for children and teenagers.
Here we teach good habits, keep an eye on things, and treat when it helps. Because a child who leaves smiling comes back with confidence.
A reading nook
Under the window, a wooden nook with cushions and picture books for a quiet wait.
A wall for drawing
A big chalkboard wall where children draw while they wait their turn.
“A child who leaves smiling comes back smiling.”
See the clinicOur care
Prevention first. Then treatment, never rushed.
From the first check-up to braces, all in one place, with a team that knows how to talk to children and explains every step to you.
Prevention
Check-ups, cleaning, fluoride, sealants and brushing lessons.
Learn moreChildren’s dentistry
Fillings, baby-tooth pulpotomy, extractions when needed, frenectomy.
Learn moreOrthodontics
Checks from age 6, removable appliances, braces (including hidden ones) and aligners for teenagers.
Learn moreEmergencies
A knock, a broken tooth, pain or swelling: call us straight away. Sundays and public holidays: the Île-de-France dental emergency service.
Call us · 01 99 00 27 45The team
The people who will look after your child.
Two paediatric dentists and an orthodontist, who follow your child at every age and explain every step to you.
Meet the team
Dentist · children’s dentistry
Dr Camille Sarrazin
First teeth, prevention, and children who need a little more time.
Speaks : French · English
Orthodontist (specialist)
Dr Isabelle Marchetti
First checks from age 6, removable appliances, braces and teen aligners.
Speaks : French · Italian · English
Dentist · children’s dentistry
Dr Antoine Delmas
Baby and permanent teeth, sealants, knocks and emergencies.
Speaks : French · Spanish · English
The first visit
The first time, at their pace.
- 1
Getting to know each other
With you beside them, your child explores the clinic and only sits in the chair when ready.
- 2
A first check-up
Simple and unhurried, with explanations suited to their age.
- 3
We explain
Advice on brushing and diet and, if treatment is needed, a clear plan, with time to answer all your questions.
Find us
After school, by the metro.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 9 am – 7 pm
| Monday | 9 am – 7 pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Wednesday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Thursday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Friday | 9 am – 7 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
18 rue Émeriau, 75015 ParisA short walk from Charles Michels metro (line 10)
