Parents often believe that baby teeth do not require serious treatment since they will be replaced naturally over time. However, according to Professor Alexander von Breuer’s methodology, early intervention in temporary teeth plays a crucial role in the proper formation of the bite and long-term oral health. At DentalClinic24, we view paediatric dentistry as preventive care – the more precisely treatment is performed at an early stage, the fewer interventions will be necessary later.
Treatment of baby teeth is tailored to the child’s age, the extent of tissue damage and their emotional comfort during the procedure. At DentalClinic24, we use minimally invasive techniques that help preserve the tooth’s function until its natural replacement. Materials selected for paediatric applications are designed to withstand chewing pressure while supporting enamel remineralisation. In line with Professor von Breuer’s methodology, every treatment stage must be controlled, gentle and psychologically comfortable.
Diagnosis is especially important. At DentalClinic24, we use digital imaging and, when required, low-dose local radiography. This approach enables accurate assessment of the lesion depth and determination of whether the tooth can be preserved or requires endodontic treatment. According to Professor von Breuer’s methodology, even baby teeth must be treated with consideration of how therapy may influence the development of permanent dentition.
In many cases, procedures are performed without conventional anaesthesia – gentle techniques and child-friendly methods help ensure minimal discomfort. At DentalClinic24, we adapt the treatment environment to each child, using interactive communication and explaining the process in simple terms. This strategy reduces anxiety and helps prevent future fear of dental treatment.
If treatment is delayed or performed incompletely, risks include inflammation, impaired eruption of permanent teeth or incorrect bite development. At Dental Clinic24, we provide long-term follow-up until the transition to permanent dentition is complete, monitoring growth dynamics and introducing orthodontic treatment when necessary. This approach helps prevent complications and supports the formation of a healthy smile.
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