Paediatric Dental Crowns
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Professionals always present: Paediatric Dentist + Dedicated assistant.
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Pain, thanks to gentle local anaesthesia.
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Function and aesthetics restored after the procedure.
“A paediatric crown is a resistant shield that covers the primary tooth, preserving function until its natural loss”
Dra. Cecília Miranda
Paediatric dental crown treatment
Paediatric dental crowns are indicated to protect baby teeth severely affected by cavities or fractures, restoring their function, resistance and aesthetics.
This treatment allows the tooth to fulfil its natural role until it is replaced by the permanent one, to prevent pain, infections and early losses that could compromise the future alignment of the dentition.
Paediatric Dental Crowns at GSC Dental Clinic
At Gambelas Smile Clinic, crowns are applied through painless procedures, performed by experienced paediatric dentists.
The materials used are resistant and adapted to each age, allowing immediate aesthetic and functional results.
This dental crown treatment is not limited to restoring the tooth: it helps maintain the dental space, protects chewing and aesthetics.
With empathy, clinical rigour and technological innovation, we offer effective solutions that preserve the present and future oral health of your family
How the Paediatric Dental Crowns treatment works
Clinical assessment
Identification of the degree of dental destruction through exam and digital radiography.
Preparation and treatment
Removal of damaged areas and treatment of the pulp or nerve of the tooth
Crown selection
Choice of the most suitable crown size and type.
Crown placement
Careful fixation to restore shape, function and resistance to the tooth.
Ajustes finais
Bite check and finishing for immediate comfort.
Our dental medical team
At Gambelas Smile Clinic, the paediatric dental medicine team combines clinical rigour and sensitivity.
The placement of dental crowns is explained clearly, reducing the child's anxiety and giving confidence to the parents.
Each step is carried out with focus on the wellbeing and future of the child's smile.
Dra. Cecília Miranda
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 8401)
Dra. Cecília Miranda has a postgraduate degree in paediatric dentistry and functional jaw orthopaedics. She has vast experience in performing treatments under sedation and general anaesthesia.
Dra. Ana Mimoso
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 11250)
Dra. Ana Mimoso is a specialist in paediatric dentistry by the Portuguese Dental Association. Experienced in monitoring children and adolescents, with an approach adjusted to each stage.
Dra. Filipa Fernandes
Dental Surgeon - Paediatric Dentistry (OMD 15248)
Dra. Filipa Fernandes graduated from the Faculty of Dental Medicine of the University of Porto. At Gambelas Smile Clinic, she dedicates herself exclusively to paediatric dentistry.
Applied innovation
Digital radiology
Fast and safe diagnosis, with minimal radiation.
Intraoral scanner
Allows accurate and comfortable records of the child's mouth.
Surgical microscope
Increases precision and preservation of healthy dental tissue.
Post-treatment recommendations for parents
Diet
Avoid hard foods on the first day after crown placement.
Expetativas
Explain to the child that within a few days their mouth will get used to the crown.
Brushing
Reinforce brushing with age-appropriate fluoride toothpaste for the child.
Appointments
Schedule six-monthly paediatric dentistry reviews to monitor the crown.
Comportamento
Explain to the child that the crown protects the tooth and must not be forced
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Symptoms treated with Paediatric Dental Crowns
Advanced early tooth decay
The progression of decay can result in pain, infection, dental destruction and early loss of baby teeth.
Broken or fractured tooth
Tooth fracture can cause pain, sensitivity, difficulty chewing and visible changes in the smile.
Sensitivity to cold or heat
It can be associated with decay, wear, cracks or enamel alterations, causing discomfort when eating or drinking.
Dental abscess
An abscess can cause intense pain, swelling, fever, pus and risk of infection spreading.