Pediatric Dental Care in Keshav Puram, New Delhi
Bring your child for a first dental visit by their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth. Early, gentle visits help us spot problems while they are small and help your child see the clinic as a friendly place. After that, a check-up every six months is ideal.
- First visit
- By age 1
- Check-ups
- Every 6 months
- Pain
- Gentle, child-friendly
- Consultation
- From ₹100
Who it is for
We care for children of every age, including:
- First visits for babies and toddlers
- Regular check-ups and cleanings
- Cavities in milk teeth
- Fluoride treatment and protective sealants
- Advice on habits such as thumb sucking and bottle feeding
Why milk teeth matter
- They help your child chew and speak clearly
- They hold space for the permanent teeth
- Decay in them can affect the teeth growing beneath
What happens, step by step
- 1A friendly startYour child meets Dr. Sneha, often sitting on your lap.
- 2Gentle checkA look at the teeth, gums and jaw, and how the teeth are coming in.
- 3Cleaning and fluorideA gentle clean and fluoride, if needed, to protect the teeth.
- 4Advice for parentsTips on brushing, feeding and habits for your child’s age.
- 5Next visitWe plan the next check-up, usually in six months.
How long it takes
Visits are kept short and gentle so children feel comfortable.
Is it painful?
We keep children’s visits gentle and unhurried. Check-ups and fluoride do not hurt, and if a filling is needed the tooth is numbed first.
Aftercare
- Brush twice daily with a soft brush from the first tooth.
- Use a rice-grain smear of fluoride toothpaste up to age three, then a pea-sized amount.
- Help with brushing until about age seven.
- Keep sweets for mealtimes and do not put your child to sleep with a bottle of milk or juice.
Call the clinic if your child has toothache, swelling or a knocked or broken tooth.
Cost
Dr. Sneha confirms any treatment cost at the visit, before anything is done.
Consultation from ₹100. The treatment price is confirmed before anything begins.
Questions from parents
When should my child first see a dentist?
By their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing.
Are milk teeth really important?
Yes. They help with chewing and speech and hold space for permanent teeth.
My child is nervous. What can I do?
Talk about the visit in simple, positive words and stay calm yourself. We take our time and keep it gentle.
How much toothpaste should my child use?
A rice-grain smear up to age three, and a pea-sized amount after that.
How can I prevent cavities?
Brush twice a day, limit sweets between meals, offer water after milk, and ask us about fluoride and sealants.
This page is general information and does not replace an examination by a dentist.
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A happy first visit for your child.
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