Do you treat children with autism or disabilities?

Yes. We do an adaptation visit, allow more time for the appointment and, when needed, work with sedation and an anesthesiologist.

What should I do if my child knocks a tooth?

Call us right away. If a permanent tooth comes out, hold it by the crown (not the root), keep it in milk and come as soon as possible: time matters.

How often should they have a check-up?

Generally every 6 months, for cleaning and to catch cavities early.

Pediatric dentistry

Dentistry for children

Care designed for little ones: calm appointments, prevention from the first tooth and close follow-up of their growth.

When should children first see a dentist?

01First tooth
Around 6 months. From then on, their teeth need daily cleaning.
02Before age one
First visit: short, no treatment, just to get to know the office.
03Every 6 months
Check-ups and cleaning to catch cavities early.
04Around age 7
Bite and jaw growth assessment.

Prevention

Sealants, fluoride and brushing lessons for kids and parents. Preventing cavities early is easier than treating them.

Growth and bite

We monitor how the jaws and bite develop to catch early whether orthopedics or orthodontics will be needed later on.

Fear-free visits

We explain every step in simple words and go at their pace, so seeing the dentist feels calm.

Special care

Children with disabilities and autism

Every child has their own pace. We adapt the visit to their needs so treatment is possible and safe.

01Longer appointments at quiet times
02An adaptation visit before any treatment starts
03We walk parents through every step in advance
04Sedation with an anesthesiologist when needed

Does your child need an appointment?

Message us and we will help you find the time that works best.

Pediatric dentistry service licensed by the Colombian Ministry of Health.

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Prepare the visit

Tell us about your child before the visit

We adapt the visit to the child, not the other way round. With these answers the team knows what to expect and how to support them from the moment they arrive.

You can ask us for

A short visit just to get to know the office, with no treatment
A quiet time slot, with few people in the waiting room
That we show each instrument before using it
An agreed signal to take breaks
Bringing their headphones, toy or blanket

Frequently asked questions

When the first tooth appears or before the first birthday. It is a short visit, with no treatment, to check and let the child get to know the office.

Ready for the first visit?