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Pediatric Dentist in Bengaluru | Dentick Dental Care
Gentle, child-friendly dental care for infants, toddlers, and teenagers. Dentick uses laser dentistry to make treatments quieter, faster, and far less frightening for young patients.
Dental Care for Children at Dentick
We make dentistry feel safe and familiar — so children grow up without dental anxiety.
First Dental Visit
We recommend the first visit by age 1 or when the first tooth appears. Early visits establish trust and identify any developmental concerns before they become problems.
Milk Tooth Treatment
Cavities in milk teeth affect permanent teeth development and cause pain. We treat milk teeth with child-appropriate techniques, keeping visits calm and comfortable.
Laser Frenectomy
Tongue-tie and lip-tie release using the Novolase Laser — fast, precise, and minimally distressing even for newborns. No sutures, immediate improvement in feeding.
Fluoride & Sealants
Preventive fluoride treatments and dental sealants protect erupting permanent molars from decay during the years they are most vulnerable.
Orthodontic Assessment
Early identification of bite problems, crowding, or jaw development issues allows for timely intervention — often making later orthodontic treatment shorter and simpler.
Dental Anxiety Management
We use child-friendly language, show-tell-do techniques, and laser dentistry to create positive dental experiences that last a lifetime.
By age 1 or within 6 months of the first tooth appearing — whichever comes first. Early visits normalise the dental environment and allow us to guide parents on feeding habits and oral hygiene for infants.
A gap (diastema) between upper front milk teeth is often completely normal. However, a tight labial frenum (lip-tie) can maintain or worsen the gap. We will assess whether a simple laser frenectomy is appropriate.
Yes, and it is particularly well suited to children. The Novolase Laser eliminates vibration and most of the noise associated with a drill, making treatment significantly less frightening. Many procedures can be done without an injection.
Yes — nearly half of children develop gingivitis (the mild, fully reversible form) at some point, usually from inconsistent brushing. The signs are the same as in adults: red, puffy, or bleeding gums. It responds quickly to a professional cleaning and a tightened-up home routine, so don't ignore bleeding when your child brushes.
Book Your Child's First Appointment
Available at BTM Layout 2nd Stage and JP Nagar 7th Phase. WhatsApp to choose your preferred time.