Children’s dentist in Sant Cugat
Pediatric dentistry
We have been making the visit to the dentist a positive experience for over 40 years.
Children’s dentist in Sant Cugat
Pediatric dentistry
We have been making the visit to the dentist a positive experience for over 40 years.
What makes us different?
Excellent professionals
Professionals with the necessary training and experience to treat our kids.
+40 years of experience
Since 1980 as a children’s dentist.
Adapted treatment
We must understand the fears and worries of the little ones. Proper treatment makes a visit to the dentist a positive experience.
Education
We teach children the importance of good oral hygiene and how to achieve it.
Gift
Because the biggest goal is to see them smile.
Can we help you?
FAQs
At what age should a child visit the dentist for the first time?
The “Sociedad Española de Odontopediatría” recommends that the child’s first visit to the dentist should be on their first year of life. Until now it was common to wear them after their dentition, at their 3 years. However, advancing this date is important to prevent some abnormalities such as “bottle” caries, tooth growth problems and other problems related to the the first baby teeth.
How often should a child go to the dentist?
Until now it was common to wear them after their dentition, at their 3 years. However, advancing this date is important to prevent some abnormalities such as “bottle” caries, tooth growth problems and other problems related to the the first baby teeth.
When should a child start brushing their teeth?
Contrary to popular belief, oral hygiene for babies should not start with the appearance of their first teeth but before. It is recommended to wash baby’s gums once a day using a damp gauze or specific silicone thimble for this function.
My child is panicking at the dentist. What can I do?
Adapted, close and familiar manner will make the child feel more comfortable and relaxed, making a visit to the dentist even a positive experience. Finding an establishment that offers these skills is key to help your child overcome their fears.
We will help you.
Why is it important for children to go to the dentist?
To control the teeth of the little ones from the beginning is important to start preventing certain alterations such as baby bottle caries, problems in the growth of the teeth or other abnormalities of the appearance of the first teeth.
In the longer term, these revisions can also prevent other dental problems. Such as bad position of the teeth,problems in the palate, bruxism, etc
Is it necessary to go to the dentist to remove a baby tooth?
The answer is “it depends.” Most of the time, the final tooth that is forming “behind” the baby tooth to replace it consumes its root, weakening it. As a result, the baby tooth begins to move. In these cases, it is advisable to wait for the tooth to fall out on its own and it is not necessary to go to the dentist.
On the other hand, some times the final tooth is formed in a different position from the baby tooth and this makes it impossible for the root to be consumed. In these cases, the baby tooth does not weaken and therefore it will be necessary to take the child to the dentist to perform the extraction of this.
Tips for brushing the teeth according to age.
- In the case of babies up to 1 year of age, it is recommended to brush their gums and teeth once a day using a specific silicone thimble for this function or a damp gauze with water.
- From the age of 2, you can start using toothbrushes with small heads and toothpastes with fluoride (up to 1000 ppm).
- From the age of 6 children can brush their teeth without help and can use toothpastes that contain more fluoride (up to 1,450ppp)
- It is important to impose a daily routine on this practice. Children learn by imitation and therefore it is advisable to carry out this routine parents and children together. In this way, the children will get into the habit and learn the technique correctly from their parents.
Dra. Anna Bertran Faus
Our medical team is led and supervised by Dra. Anna Bertran Faus, dentist specializing in Surgery, Implantology and Oral Medicine.
- Master in Medicine, Surgery and Oral Implantology from the Universitat de Barcelona (UB).
- Clinical Assistant in the Postgraduate in Oral Implantology, Surgery and Prosthesis – COEC
- Postgraduate in Oral Implantology, Surgery and Prosthesis – COEC
- Postgraduate in Clinical Residency in Surgical Techniques Applied to the Oral Cavity – UIC
- Graduate in Dentistry from the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC).
Dra. Anna Bertran Faus
Our medical team is led and supervised by Dra. Anna Bertran Faus, dentist specializing in Surgery, Implantology and Oral Medicine.
- Master in Medicine, Surgery and Oral Implantology from the Universitat de Barcelona (UB).
- Clinical Assistant in the Postgraduate in Oral Implantology, Surgery and Prosthesis – COEC
- Postgraduate in Oral Implantology, Surgery and Prosthesis – COEC
- Postgraduate in Clinical Residency in Surgical Techniques Applied to the Oral Cavity – UIC
- Graduate in Dentistry from the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC).
We are delighted with the clinic. Our son had to have 2 baby teeth removed and he hardly even noticed about it! Thanks for everything
They have been treating our 2 children for a long time and we are delighted. They treat them with great care and teach them how to brush their teeth properly.
We had to pull out one of my daughter’s tooth but there was no way she would let go. Some friends recommended this clinic to us and took it out at first! 100% recommended!