Examination, preventive care and treatment of children’s baby and permanent teeth, from infancy to adolescence.

Pedodontics is the specialty that deals with children’s oral and dental health. The aim is not only to treat decay; preventing decay before it starts and helping the child build a good relationship with the dentist are also part of the job.
Baby teeth should not be neglected just because “they will be replaced anyway”. They are needed for chewing and speech and to hold space for the permanent teeth coming in underneath; when they are lost early, the alignment of the permanent teeth can be affected.
Treatments are planned according to the child’s age and the condition of the teeth:
Assessing the teeth, jaws and oral habits.
A preventive treatment that strengthens enamel and lowers the risk of decay.
Details →A thin protective layer in the grooves of the molars against decay.
Treating decayed baby teeth, with root canal treatment of the baby tooth if needed.
An appliance that keeps the space of a baby tooth lost early.
Details →For children who need many treatments or cannot cooperate.
Details →The ages below are a general guide; every child develops differently.
The child is given time to get to know the room and the instruments; nothing is rushed.
The teeth, gums and bite are checked; X-rays are requested if needed.
If the child is ready, a simple treatment such as fluoride can be done.
Brushing, diet and the check-up interval are discussed with the family.
Working with children takes patience and experience. If needed, sedation and general anesthesia are planned together with our anesthesiologist.
MC Multi Clinic team · Efeler, Aydın
Examination, preventive care and treatment for children.

Sedation and general anesthesia when needed.




Most children complete their treatment under normal conditions. In some cases, however, sedation or general anesthesia is a safer and more comfortable option.
It would not be right to give an exact figure without an examination. After the examination you are given detailed information. The main factors are:

Saturday appointments can also be arranged to fit around school hours.
A first examination is recommended when the first tooth appears or around age 1 at the latest. An early visit helps spot problems early and lets the child get used to the dentist.
Yes. Baby teeth are needed for chewing, speech and holding space for the teeth coming in underneath. Untreated decay can lead to pain, abscesses and problems in the permanent teeth.
Fluoride applied by the dentist in the right amount is safe and lowers the risk of decay.
The aim of the first visit is to get acquainted; the child is not pushed into treatment. Not describing the dentist as something scary at home also helps. If needed, the option of sedation is discussed.
General anesthesia is given by an anesthesiologist after the necessary tests. When it is needed and its risks are discussed in detail with your family at the examination.
If it continues for a long time it can affect the alignment of the front teeth and jaw growth. Stopping around age 4 is usually recommended.
A thin protective layer applied to the deep grooves on the chewing surface of the molars. It protects these areas, where decay most often starts.
A check-up every 6 months is recommended for most children. If the risk of decay is high, the interval can be shortened.
To make an appointment you can call +90 256 212 46 46, message our WhatsApp line or fill in the appointment form on the website. The clinic is open weekdays 10:00–19:00 and Saturday 10:00–18:00.
