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Getting to know each other, building trust, advising

Treating children requires a great deal of empathy, time and calm. If there are no complaints, we therefore deliberately use the first appointment for advice.

Your child gets to know the instruments and their sounds in peace before they are used. What you know no longer frightens you.

We take your child's worries and fears very seriously. It is important to us to introduce even particularly sensitive little patients to dental treatment in a playful way.

Trust pays off in the long term

When children build a positive relationship with their dentist right from the start, this decisively influences their later attitude to dental care and dentistry. Our team establishes this relationship of trust carefully – including with anxious children.

Our treatment methods, materials and devices correspond to modern standards. This often makes it possible to preserve and treat baby teeth that would have to be removed elsewhere.

The most important points at a glance

  • If there are no complaints, we deliberately use the first appointment for advice.
  • Your child gets to know the instruments and their sounds in peace before they are used.
  • We also introduce particularly sensitive children to dental treatment in a playful way.
  • A positive first contact shapes the later attitude to dental care and dentistry.
  • Modern methods and materials often make it possible to preserve and treat baby teeth.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get my child used to the dentist?
Best of all through early, regular appointments at which nothing hurts. Your child gets to know the practice, the sounds and the dentist without anything having to be done. What is familiar is no longer frightening.
My child is very shy – is that still possible?
Yes. We take your child's worries and fears seriously and proceed in small steps. Particularly sensitive children in particular we introduce playfully and give them as much time as they need.
Is drilling already done at the first appointment?
Not as long as there are no complaints. We deliberately use the first appointment for advice, getting to know each other and, where appropriate, a preventive treatment.
Can a baby tooth still be saved if extraction has been advised elsewhere?
Often yes. Our treatment methods, materials and equipment correspond to modern standards, and that frequently makes it possible to preserve and treat baby teeth. Whether this succeeds in an individual case can only be said after an examination – you are welcome to come by for a second opinion.