Pediatric Dentistry (Pedodontics) is a field of dentistry that addresses oral and dental problems in children from birth to adolescence (0-13 years), provides preventive applications for dental caries, and collaborates with other dental specialties to develop comprehensive solutions.

Fields of Study in the Department of Pediatric Dentistry

• Monitoring jaw growth and development
• Preventive applications (fluoride and fissure sealant applications)
• Restorative treatments for primary and permanent teeth
• Vital pulp therapies for primary and permanent teeth
• Root canal treatment for primary and permanent teeth
• Apexification treatment in young permanent teeth
• Fixed and removable space maintainers
• Prosthetic treatment approaches for children (crowns and pediatric prostheses)
• Treatment of trauma in primary and permanent teeth
• Regenerative endodontic therapy applications
• Dental treatment services for patients with special needs
• Dental treatment under nitrous oxide-oxygen sedation
• Dental treatment under general anesthesia