Children with rampant tooth decay i e, children with almost/all of the teeth affected by dental caries can have their dentition restored to prevent further deterioration of the situation.

The application of fluoride on the surface of the teeth to strengthen the teeth and prevent against tooth decay.

This helps to reduce the risk of tooth decay beginning in the pits and fissure on the surface of teeth, particularly molars.

This involves the removal of decayed part of a tooth and replacing it with a resin or any other filling material. it also involves the reconstruction of a broken tooth due to trauma

this is a conservative dental treatment that removes a tiny amount of decayed tooth substance and seals the remaining deep grooves to stop future cavities.

Deciduous teeth may sometimes refuse to fall off even in the presence of their permanent successors. In such cases we remove the retained milk teeth to prevent establishment of malocclusion.

This is when carefully timed, sequential extraction of deciduous dentition is followed by extraction of specific permanent teeth during mixed dentition to resolve severe tooth crowding.

An appliance used to maintain space following premature tooth loss or removal. The goal of the appliance is to prevent drifting of adjacent teeth until the permanent tooth erupts.

Appliances used to discourage children from undesirable habits like tongue trusting, thum sucking, lip biting etc, to prevent undesirable effects on the occlusion.