65% of six-year-old children present caries problems.
91% of Mexican children have cavities by the age of nine, according to Marc Saadia, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry.
90% of children are afraid to go to the dentist, The Dental Clinic.
Tooth decay is a worldwide problem, and one of the most vulnerable sectors are children, due to the high consumption of sugar, colorings and sweets.
Worldwide, it is recorded that 65% of children at 6 years of age have caries and at 9 years of age, 91% have at least one alarming caries, that is, at an advanced stage, which is alarming data for the health sector, since this pattern will eventually lead to adults with poor dental health due to carelessness and lack of guidance on dental care since childhood.
Why are children afraid to go to the dentist?
At La Clinica DentalBoutique specialists explain: most of the time this fear is inherited from the parents, who had a traumatic episode at the dentist.
At La Clinica Dental Boutique we have detected that the dentist, erroneously, is that evil actor of punishment that parents use to repress children for bad behavior (it has been heard that moms warn their children with phrases like “if you don’t behave well I’ll take you to the dentist”).
It is time for parents, in alliance with dentists, to create a culture of prevention from an early age, where going to the dentist preventively and periodically is a daily part of a health control.
This will allow specialists to detect any anomaly in time and perform preventive and/or less invasive treatments that will help to improve dental health; in addition, a preventive or early stage dental treatment will reduce the cost by up to 80%.
Digital Anesthesia, the best ally in children’s treatments
There are new technologies in dental issues that, together with the specialists of La Clinica Dental Boutique, will improve the experience of a dental treatment. Digital anesthesia, for example, is the best ally to pamper the little ones at home.
When the infant undergoes a dental treatment where anesthesia is required, the needle is usually a big problem, since the mere sight of it frightens and unsettles the children, which starts to be a trauma for them.
The digital anesthesia needle that La Clinica Dental Boutique has is ultra-thin, practically imperceptible to any patient. It is programmed with patient information such as age, sex, weight, etc., and thus administers the exact amount of anesthesia to be introduced to the patient in a constant way, that is, the anesthesia enters the patient’s system with the same rhythm, which makes it imperceptible.
In a matter of minutes the patient is completely anesthetized in the area to be treated, without having felt the pain or discomfort caused by the needles used in conventional methods of anesthesia. This is how the infant is not aware that he was injected and anesthetized and the treatment becomes friendly to him.
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The task of the parents is to help the child to perform their dental cleaning at home, to create an awareness of dental care that together with the specialists will be oriented towards prevention. It is very important not to scare children, making them believe that the dentist is bad and that the treatment will hurt.
Going to the specialists at La Clínica Dental Boutique is a great alternative, because thanks to the technology they have, children will feel cared for, will not be afraid of dental visits and will create a culture of dental prevention that will be beneficial to their health.
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The Boutique Dental Clinic
Mexican community focused on creating a different experience to go to the dentist. It is formed by a group of dentists specialized in corrective and esthetic treatments, concerned about the well-being and health of Mexican society, they offer alternatives with state-of-the-art technology to guarantee the quality of their service.
