Specialty

Pediatric Dentistry

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We protect the health of those you love most

At Vibart Dental, we transform children’s experiences with the dentist. We specialize in early detection and oral health prevention starting at birth, using advanced technology and a caring approach that ensures well-being and safety.

Why should you trust us?

Actual Results

Types of Treatments

According to the technique defined by the specialist, this procedure aims to make small adjustments to the smile quickly and with minimal invasiveness. The duration of treatment varies depending on the diagnosis and can be performed using two different techniques.
Orthopedics

Jaw

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Orthodontics corrects abnormalities in a child's bone growth, ensuring a balanced and healthy bite through the use of removable or fixed appliances.

CONTROL OF

Tooth Decay

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We prevent and treat tooth decay starting at an early age using advanced techniques and pain-free procedures.

EMERGENCIES

Pediatric Dentistry

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In cases of dental trauma, fractures, or infections, we provide immediate care to prevent long-term complications.

Handling the

Anxiety

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We offer safe sedation techniques to ensure that children have a calm and fear-free dental experience.

Faces That Tell New Stories

Healthy smiles that go hand in hand

a happy childhood filled with confidence.

Do you have any questions?

When Should You Take Your Children to the Pediatric Dentist?
First visit: It is recommended to schedule this visit before the age of 6 months, when the first tooth appears.
Regular checkups: At least every 6 months to ensure good oral health.
Early prevention: Caries screening , correction of bad habits, and oral hygiene education.
A visit every 6 months is recommended, or as directed by your specialist.
Starting when the first tooth erupts, use a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride-free toothpaste until age 3; after that, use fluoride under adult supervision.
Dental floss helps remove food particles and prevent cavities in areas that a toothbrush can't reach.
• Brushing with proper technique starting at an early age.
• Flossing.
• Reducing sugar intake.
• Regular checkups with a pediatric dentist.
Between the ages of 6 and 7, starting with the incisors and ending with the permanent teeth at age 12.
Preventive orthodontic treatment can begin as early as age 4 or 5, while corrective orthodontic treatment is usually recommended after the permanent teeth have erupted.