Pediatric Dentistry

At Cambridge Clinic, we provide pediatric dentistry with an emphasis on a sensitive approach, prevention, and building trust from the very first visit. We want children to feel calm and at ease at the dentist and to develop a healthy relationship with dental care from an early age.

A pediatric dentist isn't just about treatment—it's also about that first experience

Pediatric dentistry focuses on the care of both baby teeth and permanent teeth during the period when the dentition is still developing. Its goal is not only to address a specific problem, but also to build the child’s trust so that they will view visits to the dentist as a natural part of life in the years to come.

At Cambridge Clinic, we treat children with patience, calmness, and clear communication. What matters to us is not only the treatment itself, but also how the child feels during the visit.

A visit isn’t just about the treatment itself, but also about the overall atmosphere of the environment. That’s why we focus on the clinic and the course of the visit so that the child feels as calm and at ease as possible.

What does pediatric dentistry involve?

Preventive Checkups

Regular dental checkups help monitor the development of teeth and detect any potential problems early on.

Treatment of both baby teeth and permanent teeth

Dental care for children is tailored to the child’s age, the development of their teeth, and the specific situation.

Monitoring Dental Development

With children, it is important to consider not only the current condition of their teeth, but also how their dentition and bite will continue to develop.

Prevention and Habits

Part of pediatric dentistry is also teaching children and parents about proper hygiene and regular dental care.

What happens during the first visit to the pediatric dentist?

Getting to Know the Environment

First, the child will become familiar with the clinic, the doctor, and the course of the visit.

Dental Examination

We will check the condition of the teeth and gums and the overall development of the dentition, taking the child’s age into account.

Communication with Parents

We’ll explain what we found during the examination and whether any action is needed or if we just need to keep monitoring the situation.

Recommendations for Home

In conclusion, we’ll offer some recommendations on how to care for your child’s teeth and what to focus on between visits.

We have contracts with all health insurance companies

Cambridge Clinic has contracts with the health insurance companies VŠZP, Dôvera, and Union. This means that patients can receive care at our clinic in accordance with their insurance company’s terms and conditions.

With children, it's important to focus on pace, trust, and calm

Every child reacts differently to a visit to the dentist. That’s why at Cambridge Clinic, we don’t treat a child patient merely as a procedure, but as a young person who needs time, a sense of security, and sensitive communication. Our goal is for the child to leave the clinic with the best possible experience and for their next visit not to be associated with fear or stress.

Support also for parents

In pediatric dentistry, it is important that not only the young patient but also the parent understands the next steps. We therefore explain the condition of the teeth clearly, calmly, and without unnecessary pressure, so that you know what needs to be addressed now and what simply needs to be monitored as the child grows.

Children's dental care under the guidance of an experienced specialist

In his practice, Dr. Hadi Beheshti focuses primarily on orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, and cosmetic dentistry. When treating pediatric patients, he emphasizes a calm and relaxed visit, sensitive communication, and building trust—which is crucial when caring for children’s teeth.

Frequently Asked Questions about pediatric dentistry

When is the best time to take a child to the dentist for the first time?

The right time for a child’s first visit depends on the development of their teeth, but it is important for the child to become naturally familiar with the dentist’s office from an early age.

What if a child is afraid of the dentist?

We approach children with sensitivity, calmness, and a focus on building trust. We adjust the pace of the visit based on how the child is feeling.

Do you also treat baby teeth?

Yes, pediatric dentistry involves the care of both baby teeth and permanent teeth, depending on the child’s age and dental development.

How often should a child go for a preventive checkup?

Children and adolescents under the age of 18 should undergo a preventive checkup twice a year.

Do you also address dental development and bite issues in children?

Yes, part of dental care involves monitoring the development of the teeth and detecting any orthodontic problems early on.

Can hygiene and proper tooth brushing also be addressed during a visit?

Yes, recommendations for at-home dental care are also an important part of pediatric dentistry.

Schedule a dental exam

If you’re looking for adult dental care in an environment where expertise is combined with calm communication and a friendly approach, we’d be happy to schedule an appointment with you.