First teeth
Early checks, eruption monitoring and practical brushing and feeding guidance for parents.
WELLDENT KIDS
Small steps.
Confident smiles.
Age-appropriate dentistry for babies, children and pre-teens—built around trust, prevention and honest communication with families.
CARE THAT GROWS WITH THEM
Different ages.
Different needs.
We adapt the appointment, language and plan to the child's stage of development.
Building habits
Cavity-risk assessment, preventive care and protecting primary teeth.
Mixed dentition
Permanent-tooth eruption, fissure sealants, jaw development and early orthodontic assessment.
CHILDREN'S DENTAL CARE
Protecting, restoring
and following growth.
Not every child needs every treatment. We assess development and cavity risk first, then plan together with the family.
Fluoride varnish and fissure sealants
Extra protection for tooth surfaces that may be more vulnerable to decay.
Fillings and pulp treatments
Restorative options designed to keep an affected primary tooth comfortable and functional.
Pediatric crowns
Full-coverage restorations for selected primary teeth with extensive loss of structure.
Space maintainers and early orthodontic assessment
Protecting space after early tooth loss and following jaw and tooth development.
Assessment after falls and bumps
Checking the tooth and surrounding tissues, followed by monitoring or treatment when needed.
Digital anaesthesia
Controlled local anaesthetic delivery through the pen-shaped SleeperOne system.
What does it feel like? →CHILDREN'S ORTHODONTICS
Following growth.
Choosing the right moment.
An early orthodontic assessment does not automatically mean treatment. It allows the orthodontist to review jaw growth, tooth eruption, bite and available space during the mixed-dentition years and decide whether to observe or intervene.
EARLY ASSESSMENT
Not every child needs treatment—every concern needs the right timing.
Crossbites, marked jaw discrepancies, early loss of primary teeth, delayed eruption, crowding and oral habits can be assessed while growth continues.
REMOVABLE APPLIANCES
Individual options that work with growth.
In selected cases, removable appliances may guide jaw relationships, support arch development, reduce the effects of habits or protect space. The appliance and wearing schedule are tailored to the child.
INVISALIGN FIRST
Clear-aligner planning for mixed dentition.
For suitable children, Invisalign First may be considered for crowding, spacing and narrow arches while primary and permanent teeth are present together. Success still depends on diagnosis, consistent wear and family support.
Why assess early?
Some developing problems can be managed more deliberately while growth continues; for others, observation is the best plan. The value of an early visit is recognising the appropriate window without starting unnecessary treatment.
Explore children's orthodontics →
PEDIATRIC DENTISTDr. Sevda Yetkin
FAMILIES ARE PART OF THE TEAM
We inform you
and empower your child.
Oral health is a team effort that continues at home. We explain findings clearly and shape brushing, nutrition and review routines around everyday family life.
- We listen without judgement. The focus is on what can be done from today.
- We speak honestly. We avoid absolute promises and prepare children with calm, age-appropriate language.
- We value small successes. Sitting in the chair or meeting an instrument can be a meaningful step.
TWO SPECIALTIES · ONE CHILDREN'S TEAM
Pediatric dentistry and orthodontics,
one shared growth journey.
Children's dentistry extends beyond primary teeth. Oral health, jaw development and the bite are considered together, with the pediatric dentist and orthodontist coordinating care when needed.
FOR PARENTS
Short, clear and
genuinely useful.
Friendly guidance for the small oral-health questions families meet at home.
Why Do Primary Teeth Matter?
Primary teeth support chewing, speech and the space needed for permanent teeth. Here is why caring for them matters.
Read together →Fluoride Varnish and Fissure Sealants Explained
A clear guide to two preventive treatments and when they may be recommended for children.
Read together →First Steps After a Child's Dental Injury
Calm, practical steps for families after a fall, bump or injury involving a child's teeth.
Read together →Making Toothbrushing Easier for Children
Small choices and family routines that can turn two minutes of brushing into a more cooperative habit.
Read together →Your Child's First Dental Visit
How an early, positive introduction to dental care can support lifelong oral health habits.
Read together →WELLDENT 0–12 KIDS
Let us help their smile
grow with confidence.
Request a first visit, review or treatment appointment. Our team will contact you to arrange a suitable time.
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