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Camilo Castelo Branco Street, 2 · 2nd Floor Left · Lisbon
Sat–Sex 9am–7pm | Sat 9am–6pm
We care for first smiles — with patience and affection.
Consultations tailored for the youngest patients, in a welcoming environment that turns a dental visit into a positive experience. Early prevention and treatment.
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Paediatric Dentistry · Lisbon
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How does it work?
Consultations tailored for the youngest patients, in a welcoming environment that turns a dental visit into a positive experience. Early prevention and treatment.
✓ Adapted environment
Space designed for children
No fear
Gradual and playful approach
✓ Prevention
Healthy habits from an early age
✓ The whole family
Parent and child consultations
Who is it for?
Indicated if...
Babies from 12 months
✓ First dental visit (recommended when the first tooth appears)
Children afraid of the dentist — specially adapted approach
Adolescents up to 18 years of age
The Process
Step-by-step — no surprises
You know what's going to happen before it starts.
We begin by introducing the clinic and instruments to the child in a playful and pressure-free way. The aim is to create a positive memory of the visit to the dentist.
First Introductory Consultation
01
Age-appropriate clinical examination. Assessment of dentition, bite, habits (pacifier, thumb sucking) and oral hygiene. Guidance for parents.
Assessment and Screening
02
Fissure sealants, topical fluoride, teaching brushing techniques and dietary advice to protect the child's teeth.
Active Prevention
03
Fillings, extractions and other treatments performed with topical and local anaesthesia, at the child's pace, with total collaboration and comfort.
Treatment if Necessary
04
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Our patients' results
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
From what age should I take my child to the dentist?
From the appearance of the first milk tooth, or up to the first year of life. The earlier, the better – and the easier it is to build a positive relationship with the dentist.
Should milk teeth also be treated?
Yes. Baby teeth are fundamental for the correct development of permanent teeth, for speech and for nutrition. Untreated cavities can cause pain and complications.
My child is very scared of the dentist — what can I do?
Our team specialises in children with dental anxiety. We use progressive desensitisation techniques, we never force, and we adapt the pace to each child's individual needs.