Regular check-ups
We follow the growth of teeth, gums and jaws, teach brushing, talk about food and spot small cavities early.
Children’s dentistry
Gentle care at every age.
Children’s teeth are delicate and their needs change with age. We always start with prevention.
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Our treatments, one by one
In-clinic fluoride
Fluoride strengthens enamel and helps repair the very first lesions. Once or twice a year, more often for fragile teeth. No eating or drinking for 30 minutes afterwards.
Sealants
A thin resin coating protects the grooves of permanent molars as soon as they come through. A few minutes, no injection, checked at every visit.
Fillings and pulp care
When a baby tooth decays, we treat it with materials made for it. If the nerve is affected, a pulpotomy can often keep it until the permanent tooth arrives.
Space maintainers
If a baby tooth is lost too early, a small appliance holds the space until the permanent tooth arrives.
Removing a baby tooth
Only when needed: a badly damaged tooth, one broken after a knock, or one blocking the permanent tooth. Under local anaesthetic, gently.
Lip and tongue ties
A low lip frenum (gap between the front teeth) or a short tongue tie (speech, swallowing) is released in a few minutes by cautery, usually without stitches.
Emergencies
A knock, a broken or displaced tooth, an abscess: call us straight away. If a permanent tooth is knocked out, hold it by the crown without touching the root, put it in milk (never water) and come within the hour. On Sundays and public holidays, 8 am to 4 pm, the Île-de-France dental emergency service answers at urgences-dentaires.org; for a life-threatening emergency, call 15.
Three tips for home
- Brush morning and night, and help until they can manage on their own.
- Fewer sweets, especially between meals.
- With braces: no chewing gum, toffee or very hard food.
Let’s meet.
One call is all it takes to book the first visit, Monday to Friday, 9 am – 7 pm.