Restoring the permanent teeth of your child | Dental Treatment Guide

The permanent teeth of your child are filled in the same way as adult’s teeth are filled. The making and fitting of the crown is the one that differs. A child’s crown can be completed in a single visit and it is usually made out of stainless steel. For adults, the crown is done with several visits which include taking an impression of the teeth, placing a temporary crown, the fitting of the crown, and the cementing of the crown into place.

Further Information Childrens Dental Treatments

• Fillings for your child's teeth
• Restoring your child's primary teeth
• Restoring the permanent teeth of your child
• What are the filling types that can be used on children?
• Dental anxiety in children
• How are childrens fillings placed?
• Applying the local anaesthesia when carrying out fillings on children
• Managing your childs tooth filling anxiety
• Using rubber dams on children
• Removing the decay and placing the filling on your childs tooth
• What happens after your childs tooth filling procedure?
• What are some of the long term problems with crowns on childrens teeth?
• When should you use crowns on primary teeth?
• What are the types of crowns used on childrens teeth?
• Childrens dental crowns
• Removing the decay on your childs teeth and shaping it
• What are some of the long term problems with crowns on childrens teeth?