The dental care for adults and children serves similar purposes, but there may be differences in various treatment processes, care, and material usage. In this brief overview, we present the important aspects of adult and pediatric dentistry.

Adult dentistry

The primary goal of adult dentistry is to maintain the health of teeth and the oral cavity, prevent tooth decay and gum diseases, and address aesthetic and functional issues with teeth. Regular dental check-ups, oral hygiene treatments, and screening examinations aid in prevention.

Common adult dental problems include tooth decay, gum inflammation, tooth loss, all of which are addressed by various specialized branches of dentistry available in our practice without exception. These include different tooth-preserving treatments (e.g., fillings, root canal therapy), periodontology, which deals with gum diseases, the full spectrum of oral surgical interventions, fabrication of dental restorations, as well as orthodontic treatment for both children and adults.

Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry specializes in the diseases of children’s teeth and oral cavity, their treatment, and prevention. It is important for children to learn proper oral hygiene and dental care from a young age. Early dental care can help prevent future dental problems.

It is important to note that children’s teeth are continuously developing, and timely treatment can help prevent more serious problems such as tooth decay and orthodontic needs.

The goal of both adult and pediatric dentistry is to maintain a healthy oral cavity and proper dental care. Regular dental check-ups and proper oral hygiene are crucial for achieving long-term dental and oral health.