Children

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Growth and Development

The aim of orthodontics is to optimally guide the growth and development of the jaws and teeth to promote function, aesthetics, and long-term health.

The Right Time

The general recommendation is to bring your child to an orthodontist before the age of 7. This allows for early detection of potential misalignments or developmental problems and, if necessary, timely treatment.

Early Detection

Wooden blocks tipping over, but a woman is holding them to prevent the others from falling.

An early examination can help to identify problems such as crossbite, overbite, or crowded teeth early on. Timely intervention can often prevent more extensive treatments later.

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Signs of Treatment Need

  • Girl with mouth breathing during sleep

    Mouth breathing

    Regular breathing through the mouth instead of through the nose.

  • Graphic depicting crowded teeth

    Crowded Teeth

    In the primary dentition, the teeth should be spaced out.

  • A girl resting her head against a chalk wall - symbolic of concentration problems.

    Difficulty Concentrating

    Difficulty maintaining attention.

  • Graphic depicting an open bite

    Open Bite

    The front teeth do not overlap.

  • Young person lying upside down on a couch – symbolic of restless sleep

    Sleep problems

    Restless sleep or audible breathing.

  • Graphic of a frontal crossbite

    Jaw misalignment

    For example: Crossbite.

How it works

Daughter sitting on mother's lap during the initial consultation
Specialists collaborate interdisciplinarily with various doctors to find the ideal treatment
An image of a removable brace

Step 1:

During the initial consultation, your child will be examined in a relaxed atmosphere. Using modern technology such as an intraoral scan, we assess the current condition and whether treatment is needed.

Step 2:

If necessary, Dr. Pinter collaborates interdisciplinarily with specialists such as ENT doctors or speech therapists. This ensures that the treatment is optimally tailored to your child's needs.

Step 3:

The actual treatment is carried out using gentle, child-friendly methods such as aligners or removable appliances. Regular check-ups ensure smooth progress.

Dr. Claudia Pinter's modern dental practice in Vienna with a bright reception and waiting area.

Book an Appointment

Vienna

Schottengasse 4/34, 1010 Vienna

Tel: +43 1 5353111

Practice Hours:

Tue: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thu: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Fri: 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM