Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric dentistry is specialized care for children's oral health, from infancy through adolescence, including those with special needs.
What exactly is Pediatric Dentistry?
Pediatric Dentistry at Whiteline Medical Center
Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of children from infancy through adolescence, ensuring proper dental development and preventing future complications. At Whiteline Medical Center, we provide comprehensive pediatric dental care tailored to young patients’ unique needs.
Our specialized services include preventive care such as dental cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to protect against cavities. We also offer pulpectomy and pulpotomy procedures for treating infected primary teeth, ensuring the health of permanent teeth. Our experts manage early orthodontic assessments, guiding proper jaw and teeth alignment. Additionally, we provide gentle extractions, composite fillings, and habit counseling for thumb-sucking and other oral habits.
Our child-friendly environment, combined with compassionate care, helps reduce dental anxiety and creates positive experiences for young patients. By focusing on preventive and corrective treatments, Whiteline Medical Center ensures children develop healthy, strong teeth and good oral hygiene habits that last a lifetime.
Why should I go for Pediatric Dentistry?
Pediatric dentistry ensures early detection, prevention, and treatment of dental issues, promoting healthy oral development, proper hygiene habits, and a positive dental experience for children.
1. Early Detection/Prevention
Pediatric Dentistry Identifies dental issues early, preventing complications and ensuring healthy oral development.
2. Child-Friendly Approach
our doctors creates a comfortable and positive dental experience, reducing anxiety and fear in children.
3. Specialized Dental Care
Whiteline provides tailored treatments for children's unique dental needs, including cavities, misalignment, and gum health.
4. Improved Oral Hygiene
Early dental visits teaches children and parents proper brushing, flossing, and diet habits for lifelong dental health.
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We Accept All Major Insurance Providers
Whiteline Medical Center proudly accepts all major dental insurance plans, making top-tier dental care more accessible for our premium clientele. With our seamless insurance handling, patients can enjoy the finest dental services without financial worries. Our commitment to convenience and excellence ensures every patient experiences unmatched care tailored to their individual needs.
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If you have any doubts or questions related to our services, please feel free to contact us. Our customer care executive will call to assist you.
Phone
+971 42 388 869 +971 58 2061 504
care@whitelineclinic.com
Location
West Zone Mall, 220 Rd - Al MizharAl Mizhar 1, Dubai - United Arab Emirates
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A horrendous toothache is usually a pretty good indication that there’s a serious issue going on with your tooth. However, just because you have some pain in the tooth, it does not mean you need an extraction. The only way to know for sure if a tooth extraction is necessary is by having x-rays and a visual exam of your teeth.
You will be limited to soft foods for a few days while your mouth is tender and healing. You can add firmer foods as you feel more comfortable. It may sound logical to use a straw for the first few days following your procedure, but don’t, straws can interfere with healing. Also, stay away from carbonated beverages, and hot foods and drinks while your mouth is in the early stages of healing.
We need you to call our office if you experience any signs of infection, this includes fever, pain, and drainage from the site of the incision. Also, call us if the pain isn’t decreasing after a few days. If you have any worries, questions, or are experiencing any symptoms not mentioned that you are concerned about, please contact our office so that we may address your concerns.
During a difficult extraction its possible for some dental instruments to press on tooth next to the one being removed usually it is avoided but occasionally it may happen and it causes the teeth to be sore but it settles in a week or so but during this time the tooth can be tender to bite.