Pediatric dentist in Liestal, Basel, Muttenz and Pratteln

Dental practices for
children and adolescents

It is important to us that your child’s first visit to the dentist will be a positive memory. Our professional staff knows how to approach children and take away their existing fears. We use playful methods and age-appropriate information material to build trust. Our goal is to provide children and parents with comprehensive advice and care in all aspects of pediatric and adolescent dentistry.

We recommend the first visit to the dentist from the age of 3.
Do you have any questions? Contact us, we will be happy to advise you.

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Our services for children and adolescents Treatments

Treatments

With special treatment rooms suitable for children and well-trained pediatric dentists, your child’s visit to the dentist will be a fun experience.

Because our dentists specialize in different areas, we can offer the full range of pediatric dentistry.

From prophylaxis to fillings to surgical procedures, we have it all under one roof.

Orthodontics

Our orthodontists detect misaligned teeth and jaws early. They can help you prevent them or plan the necessary treatment and perform them at the right time.

From night braces to aligners and brackets, we offer the full range of orthodontic treatments.

> More about orthodontics

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Laughing gas

Sometimes laughing gas can help. This is a mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide. Your child will remain awake and responsive throughout the treatment. This requires that your child is mature enough to accept a nasal mask for an extended period of time.

General anesthesia

General anesthesia may be indicated in difficult cases, such as children with extensive destruction of milk teeth, very small and indignant children, or children with mental or physical disabilities who cannot be treated chairside. We cooperate with experienced anesthesiologists.

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Emergencies/accidents

In case of emergency, please contact us immediately at +41 61 927 13 13

It can happen that teeth are broken, chipped, displaced or even knocked out due to an accident. If you suspect a concussion (dizziness, vomiting, unevenly dilated pupils), please contact your family doctor immediately. Any dental accident should be reported to the dentist and insurance company. Even minor injuries can have long-term consequences.

> Recommendations for behavior in case of dental accidents (from the University of Zurich)