DOA Kids – Pediatric Dentistry
0–13 Years
DOA Kids
A Different Experience for Little Smiles
A child's first relationship with the dentist can shape their oral and dental health habits for years to come.
That is why DOA Kids is about more than treatment. We have created a special space where children can feel at ease, learn with curiosity and get to know a visit to the dentist as a positive experience.
A dental experience where anxiety gives way to trust, and nervousness to curiosity... Because we believe healthy smiles begin in childhood.
Just for Kids
DOA Kids Services
01
First Dental Visit
A first examination after the first tooth appears or by age 1 at the latest, followed by regular check-ups every 6 months.
02
Preventive Care
Fissure sealants and fluoride treatments help prevent tooth decay from an early age.
03
Baby Tooth Treatments
Fillings and root canal treatments for baby teeth support chewing, speech and the healthy eruption of permanent teeth.
04
Space Maintainers
Keeping the space of baby teeth lost too early helps permanent teeth come in at the right position.
05
Trauma & Emergency Care
Prompt evaluation of the teeth after falls or impacts, and planning of any necessary treatment.
06
Oral Care Education
Age-appropriate brushing, daily oral care and nutrition advice for children and parents.
Why DOA Kids?
Trust Instead of Fear, Curiosity Instead of Anxiety
At DOA Kids, every visit is planned step by step so that your child feels safe:
• A get-to-know-you visit that helps your child settle in
• Keeping parents informed at every stage
• Explaining procedures in age-appropriate language
• Comfortable and safe treatment
• Long-term follow-up planned together with the family
The goal is for children to build oral health awareness without developing a fear of the dentist.
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Parents Ask
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I book my child's first dental appointment?
A check-up is recommended when the first tooth appears and by the first birthday at the latest. After that, a routine check-up every 6 months is usually enough; children at higher risk of decay may need more frequent follow-up.
Baby teeth fall out anyway — do they really need treatment?
Yes. Baby teeth are important for chewing, speech development and for permanent teeth to come in at the right position. Untreated decay can lead to pain, infection and problems with the permanent teeth underneath.
What is a fissure sealant?
It is a protective coating applied to the deep grooves on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, helping to reduce food buildup and decay in these areas. It is painless and quick.
Can I stay with my child during the examination?
Yes. Especially with young children, the examination often goes more smoothly with a parent's support.
What if my child is scared?
That is completely normal. Our approach at DOA Kids lets children get used to the environment at their own pace; procedures are explained in age-appropriate language, and the first visit often starts simply with getting to know each other.
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