Children don’t need to be afraid of the dentist. Our goal is to give little ones a positive feeling about dentistry right from the start. Together, we discover the landmarks of dental care. Every visit should be characterized by empathy and an overall positive attitude.
The first visit to the paediatric dentist in Baar: making dental care playful and fear-free.
No child is born with a fear of the dentist: we want to make sure it stays that way. With empathy, patience, and playful methods, we make their first visit a positive experience. This way, children learn early on that dental care can be fun and that a dentist appointment is nothing to be afraid of. Together with you as parents, we lay the foundation for healthy teeth right from the start.
Your advantages:
Laughing gas or general anaesthesia? Treating children with dental anxiety gently.
We want our young patients to feel safe with us: with nitrous oxide or “magic air,” and general anaesthesia, if necessary, we provide a relaxed treatment without fear. We work gently, explaining procedures in a child-friendly way, and ensure maximum safety with experienced anaesthesiologists at our side. Your child’s well-being is always our main focus—even with demanding cases.
Your advantages:
All 20 baby teeth have erupted by around the age of 3. It is important to start caring for them from the moment the first baby tooth appears. Initially, you can clean them with a cotton swab or use a finger toothbrush. Once the first molars appear, we recommend purchasing a special children’s toothbrush.
We recommend using a training toothbrush to introduce your child to regular and thorough dental care. From the age of 3, you can also try an electric toothbrush for children – children often find these more entertaining than boring manual toothbrushes. To increase motivation to brush teeth, it often helps to get creative or use a few tricks: a toothbrushing song, a favourite CD, an entertaining story. The family plays an important role model function here, so try brushing teeth at the same time as mom or dad. A patient atmosphere is always helpful.
With today’s lightweight plastic bottles, children can suckle for hours or even fall asleep while suckling – both of which should be avoided, especially if the bottles contain sweetened drinks. It is best to offer water and unsweetened tea at night. The sooner your child learns to drink from a glass, the better.
The earlier, the better. The first visit is mainly about getting to know each other, sizing each other up, and building a positive relationship.
Please refer to our summary of how to prevent dental anxiety from developing in the first place.
We would be delighted to assist you. Please contact us as soon as you have received the voucher.
