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No pain, no fear

Many children are above all afraid of the injection and dread the prick. With a surface anaesthetic we take away this worry.

A pleasant-tasting gel first numbs the oral mucosa. The subsequent anaesthetic injection then only causes a light feeling of pressure – no stinging.

We explain to your child beforehand exactly what will happen and give it time. Nothing happens unexpectedly.

The most important points at a glance

  • Before the injection, a pleasant-tasting gel numbs the oral mucosa.
  • The subsequent anaesthetic injection then only causes a light feeling of pressure.
  • We explain every step beforehand and give your child time – nothing happens unexpectedly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the injection at the paediatric dentist hurt?
Many children are mainly afraid of the prick. That is why we first numb the mucous membrane with a pleasant-tasting gel. After that your child usually only feels the anaesthetic injection as slight pressure.
How long does the anaesthetic last?
The numbness usually wears off after one to three hours. During this time please make sure that your child does not bite its lip or cheek – it would otherwise not notice.
May my child eat after the anaesthetic?
It is better to wait until the numbness has completely disappeared. Drinking beforehand is usually unproblematic.
Does my child always get an anaesthetic?
No, only when it makes sense for the planned treatment. We discuss what is due with you beforehand and also explain it to your child in a way suited to their age.