Pediatric dentistry
Pediatric dentistry
What is EF LINE Children's Orthodontic Tool?
It is a removable orthodontic tool for children with deciduous or mixed teeth.
The main purposes are as follows:
- To reduce the severity of early dental abnormalities and make future treatment easier.
- To stimulate or inhibit the development of children’s jawbones. For children with dental and jawbone abnormalities, correcting teeth alone may not fully solve the problem.
PPE Fluoride Coating for Children
Fluoride coating can be applied as soon as the first teeth erupt and can be done every 3-6 months, or as recommended by the dentist.
Post-coating precautions:
- Avoid drinking and eating for 30 minutes.
- Avoid hard foods for 2 hours.
Reviews of fluoride coatings
Space Maintainer
Space maintainer used to maintain the space between teeth to prevent it from reducing or disappearing, in order to preserve the gap and allow the permanent teeth to grow naturally. Used in cases where baby teeth are lost before their scheduled time.
Dental Sealants
Dental sealants can help prevent tooth decay and make cleaning the teeth easier. The dentist will apply a thin coating of material onto the deep grooves and pits of the teeth to seal them off. This is done with a tooth-colored material and takes only 1-2 minutes.
Teeth Grinding Tools
Teeth grinding tools, such as dental splints or mouth guards, are designed to prevent teeth from being damaged by clenching and grinding. They are made of hard acrylic or soft materials and are worn during sleep.
You can contact us for more detailed information or to schedule a consultation with our dentist.
This article was written by the Idolsmile Dental Clinic team and has been verified for accuracy by the dentist team.
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