Children’s dentist in Varna – prevention for the youngest
Medically reviewed by Dr. Iva Yordanova, specialist in prosthodontics ·
Children’s prevention means regularly monitoring how the baby and permanent teeth develop from an early age, combined with fluoride treatment, sealing of the permanent back teeth and teaching both child and parent how to care for teeth at home. A child’s first visits to the dentist shape their attitude to dental health for life. At Dr. Yordanova’s practice in Varna we work with patience, a playful approach and without pain, so that the child feels calm – and parents can be confident that the baby and permanent teeth are developing properly.
What does children’s prevention include?
Complete care for your child’s smile, tailored to their age:
- A getting-to-know-us visit – exploring the surgery through play
- Preventive check-up of baby and permanent teeth
- Fluoride treatment to strengthen the enamel and protect against caries
- Learning to brush correctly – together with the parent
- Advice on diet and habits that protect the teeth
When should a child first see the dentist?
The first check-up is recommended by the age of one or within six months of the first tooth coming through. The first visit is short and is about getting to know the surgery, with no procedure. After that, check-ups every 6 months catch caries in the baby teeth in time, while treatment is quick and easy.
Why do baby teeth matter?
Baby teeth hold the space for the permanent teeth and play a part in speech and chewing. Untreated caries in a baby tooth can damage the developing permanent tooth beneath it – so prevention in childhood is an investment that pays off for life.
Prices
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| Fissure sealing | €35 |
The final cost of treatment is set after an examination and an individual treatment plan.
Full price listFrequently Asked Questions
How do I prepare my child for the dentist?
Talk about it positively, without words like “pain” and “scary”. With us, the first visit is a playful introduction – no procedures unless the child feels ready.
From what age is fluoride treatment done?
Fluoride treatment is safe and is recommended once the baby teeth have come through, usually after the age of 2, every 3–6 months depending on caries risk.