Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric dentistry helps children build healthy habits, prevent dental problems, and feel safer during dental visits.

DESCRIPTION

What you need to know

Children need a dental approach that is calm, patient, and age-appropriate. FLOSS focuses on making the visit understandable for both child and parent.

The dentist may check growth, cavities, oral hygiene, habits, and preventive needs while explaining the next steps clearly to the family.

PRICE GUIDE

Treatment pricing

Pediatric pricing depends on the child's age, cooperation, and treatment complexity.

Kids Preventive Care Gentle dental care focused on prevention, education, and healthy oral development for children. From Rp175,000
- PriceRp175,000 – Rp275,000
Estimated duration 15–30 mins
Kids Fillings Tooth-colored restorations designed for children's teeth. From Rp400,000
- PriceRp400,000 – Rp550,000
Estimated duration 30–45 mins
Kids Root Canal Treatment Treatment to preserve infected baby teeth and maintain proper dental development. From Rp1,250,000
- PriceRp1,250,000 – Rp2,250,000
Estimated duration 30–60 mins
Kids Tooth Extraction Safe and comfortable removal of baby teeth when necessary. From Rp350,000
- PriceRp350,000 – Rp460,000
Estimated duration 15–30 mins
Space Maintainers Custom appliances used to maintain space after early loss of baby teeth. From Rp1,500,000
- PriceRp1,500,000
Estimated duration 2 visits

Final pricing may vary depending on clinical condition and the treatment plan confirmed after examination.

FAQ

Common questions

What is pediatric dentistry?

Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of babies, children, and teenagers. It includes dental checkups, cleanings, fluoride, sealants, cavity treatment, habit guidance, and prevention education. Pediatric dental care also helps children feel comfortable and build healthy habits from an early age.

When should my child first visit the dentist?

A child should visit the dentist when the first tooth appears or no later than the first birthday. An early visit helps check tooth development, feeding habits, brushing technique, and cavity risk. It also helps parents learn how to care for baby teeth properly.

How often should children see a dentist?

Many children should see a dentist every six months, but some may need visits more often if they have a higher risk of cavities or gum problems. The dentist will recommend a schedule based on your child’s age, oral hygiene, diet, and dental history.

What happens at a child’s first dental visit?

During a first dental visit, the dentist usually checks the teeth, gums, bite, and oral development. The visit may include cleaning, fluoride advice, brushing guidance, and discussion about feeding or thumb-sucking habits. The goal is to prevent problems and make the child comfortable.

How can I prevent cavities in my child’s teeth?

Cavities can be reduced with twice-daily brushing using the right amount of fluoride toothpaste, limiting frequent sugary snacks and drinks, regular dental visits, and preventive treatments when needed. Parents should help young children brush because they may not clean their teeth well on their own.

NEXT STEP

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Our team will help confirm the right appointment for your case.

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