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Best Children’s Dentistry in Vadapalani Chennai
Children require special care, and dentistry
should not be an exception
Our experienced team supports your child’s oral health at the Best Children’s Dentistry in Vadapalani Chennai
At Truly Dental, we are committed to helping your child enjoy a lifetime of healthy, happy smiles with top pediatric dental care in Vadapalani, Chennai.
To start with, introducing dental care at an early age plays a vital role in building lifelong oral health. Likewise, we treat your child with the same care and commitment you would expect for your own family, which is why we consistently uphold the highest standards in dental treatment, service, and clinical practice.
Additionally, our dentists bring both experience and a genuine love for working with children. Consequently, we foster a warm, calm, and engaging environment that eases anxiety, builds confidence, and supports the development of healthy oral habits from a young age.
Moreover, although a child’s first visit to the dentist may feel new, it does not need to be overwhelming. For this reason, our dentists move at a pace that suits each child, prioritising comfort at every step. In the end, we ensure a pain-free, relaxed, and positive dental experience your child can enjoy.
Questions? Answers
What does Truly Dental advise to encourage good oral hygiene in children?
Your dentist will take the time to discuss the best and easiest ways to incorporate healthy oral habits that will benefit your child for the rest of their lifetime.
Our advice:
- We recommend that your child has their first dental visit by the age of 1, but if they’re older don’t be concerned – it is never too late to take a hold of their oral health.
- Attend the dentist at least twice per year
- Carry out preventative treatments such as Fissure Sealants and Scale and Polish as advised by your dentist
- Minimise sugar intake by avoiding sugary snacks and drinks
- For children under two years of age brush their teeth with a toothbrush and water. There is no need to use fluoridated toothpaste unless recommended by your dentist
- For children between two to six years use a pea sized amount of 1000 ppm fluoridated toothpaste
- For children seven years and older use a pea sized amount of 1450 ppm fluoridated toothpaste
- Parents should supervise brushing up until the age of seven
When should I start to bring my child to the dentist?
We recommend bringing your child to the dentist by their first birthday. This helps your child become comfortable with the dental environment early and receive preventative and routine care before more complex treatments become necessary.
It is never too late to take charge of your child’s oral health. No matter your child’s age at their first visit, our team ensures they feel at ease in a completely judgement-free environment.
For children’s braces, we advise scheduling the first orthodontic assessment between 8–9 years to allow us to develop a proper treatment plan.
What are the benefits to Children’s Dentistry at Truly Dental?
- Lay the foundations of healthy oral habits from an early age
- Focus on prevention avoiding the need for complex dentistry later in life
- Receive treatment in an anxiety-free and fun environment
- Modern and bright clinics designed with comfort in mind
- Deal with staff who are specially trained to deal with children
- Establish a relationship with one dental practice for life, as we cater for all ages
What should I do if my child has a toothache?
If your child is suffering from a toothache, contact us as soon as possible so we can organise an
emergency appointment to get your child out of pain.
To comfort your child:
- Rinse their mouth with warm salty water
- If their face is swollen apply a cold compress to the area
- Discuss with the team and give some anti inflammatory medicines
- Do not apply heat or aspirin to the area
If you are anyway concerned or anxious about your child’s teeth or oral health call us today to make
an appointment.
Dental emergencies may include:
- Tooth ache which keeps your child awake at night
- Fever or loss of appetite due to toothache
- Dental trauma or broken teeth following an accident or fall
This first visit is all about creating a positive dental experience and building a trusting relationship with your child’s dentist.
The pace and level of treatment carried out at this appointment is dictated by your child and their comfort.
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