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Centennial Park Dental

Ground Floor, 507 Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue, Elstree, Borehamwood, WD6 3FG
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Paediatric Dental Care

Paediatric dentistry covers routine dental care for children, from early check-ups through to monitoring dental development as they grow. Appointments are tailored to each child’s age, needs and confidence level.
Care focuses on prevention, early detection of problems and gentle guidance to encourage positive dental habits.

Types of Paediatric Dental Care

Children’s dental needs change as they grow. Treatment is adapted to support each stage of development.
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Routine Dental Check-Ups

Regular check-ups allow early identification of decay, bite issues or developmental concerns, helping prevent future problems.

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Preventative Care & Advice

Guidance on brushing, diet and oral hygiene helps reduce the risk of tooth decay and gum problems.
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Monitoring Dental Development

Careful monitoring of tooth eruption and jaw development helps identify issues that may benefit from early intervention.
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Support for Nervous Children

Extra time, reassurance and a gentle approach help anxious children feel more relaxed and confident during appointments.

Why Is Paediatric Dentistry Important?

Early dental care plays a key role in long-term oral health. Establishing good habits early helps prevent decay and reduces anxiety around dental visits.

Paediatric dentistry helps to:

  • Prevent tooth decay and gum problems
  • Support healthy dental development
  • Build confidence and reduce dental anxiety
  • Encourage lifelong positive oral health habits

A positive experience in childhood often leads to better oral health in adulthood.

The Paediatric Care Journey

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Initial Visit

A gentle introduction to the dental environment, focused on building trust and familiarity.

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Assessment & Education

Teeth and gums are checked, with age-appropriate explanations and guidance provided.

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Ongoing Monitoring

Regular visits help track development and maintain oral health as your child grows.

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Support & Reassurance

Parents and children are supported with clear advice and a calm, understanding approach throughout.

Before & After Results

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Finance Options

We understand that caring for your child’s oral health is an ongoing commitment. Flexible finance options are available where treatment is recommended.

Our team will be happy to discuss available options and provide clear information during your visit.

Book Your Consultation

Looking after your child’s smile?

Whether it’s your child’s first dental visit or ongoing preventative care, our friendly team is here to help create a positive dental experience.

Book a consultation today and support your child’s oral health with gentle, professional care.



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    FAQ

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    When should my child first see a dentist?
    Children should visit the dentist as soon as their first teeth appear, or by their first birthday.

    Yes, appointments are adapted to be gentle, reassuring and age-appropriate.

    Extra time, patience and reassurance are provided to help nervous children feel comfortable.
    Most children benefit from check-ups every six months, though this may vary depending on oral health.