A caring approach
We treat every child attentively and with respect.
Children's dentistry
We treat children in a calm setting, building a positive attitude towards the dentist.
About the service
What it is and who it's for
A child's first experience at the dentist matters a great deal. That is why Aura Dental has created a comfortable setting where our youngest patients feel calm and their parents feel confident about the quality of treatment. We know that children need a particular approach — unhurried, without fear or unnecessary stress.
When to come in
- Routine prevention (every six months)
- Caries in baby or permanent teeth
- Fissure sealing
- Your child is in pain or afraid of dentists
How the treatment goes
Step by step — no surprises
- 1
Getting to know each other
The dentist talks with your child, assesses their teeth and works out what is needed.
- 2
Building trust
We explain the procedures in simple language so your child feels at ease.
- 3
Treatment
We carry out whatever is needed as comfortably as possible.
- 4
Advice for parents
We explain how to look after your child's teeth at home.
Why people choose Aura Dental
Treatment you can trust
A comfortable atmosphere
Our aim is for your child not to be afraid of the dentist.
Modern equipment
We use safe and effective techniques.
Thinking ahead
We help build a healthy attitude towards dental care.
Answers to your questions
Why treating baby teeth matters
The health of baby teeth affects how the permanent teeth develop, how the bite forms, how well your child chews and how comfortable they feel. Seeing a paediatric dentist in good time helps avoid complex treatment later on.
Treating caries in children
Caries in baby teeth can develop quickly. We treat it gently, taking your child’s age into account, in a comfortable setting.
Preventing caries
The best treatment is prevention.
- regular check-ups
- professional hygiene
- fissure sealing
- a good routine at home
Helping your child settle in
For many children the first visit can be daunting. We help them get to know the dentist, get used to the room and understand that the dentist is nothing to fear.
When should a child first see a dentist?
Ideally the first check-up should happen once the first teeth appear, or early on as a preventive measure.
Do baby teeth need treating?
Yes. They matter for the proper development of the permanent teeth.
How do I prepare my child for their first visit?
Talk about the dentist calmly and positively, and avoid words that might frighten them.
How often should a child see a dentist?
We recommend a routine preventive check-up roughly every 6 months.
Your child's healthy smile starts today
At Aura Dental we help children learn to look after their teeth and lay the foundation for a healthy smile for life.
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It's time to care for your smile
Don't put your dental health on hold. Book a consultation at Aura Dental — we'll help you find the solution that's right for you.