Gentle Children's Dentistry in Vienna
Making every dental visit a positive memory
A child's first dental visit is an exciting experience
It matters a great deal to us that children develop a positive relationship with dental health from the very beginning. We make every visit as pleasant as possible, so your child is happy to come and see us.
Children's dentist in Vienna: building trust and enjoyment
Children are open, curious and eager to learn – qualities we want to nurture and preserve. At Stella Lobzhanidze's experienced dental practice, we take the time to build a trusting relationship with our young patients. Together, we can lay the foundations for a lifetime of healthy teeth.
First impressions count. That's why a child's first visit is all about getting to know each other, not about treatment. Your child can try out the dental chair, get to know the instruments and ask questions. In a relaxed atmosphere, we lay the groundwork for a good working relationship.
Tips for parents: how to prepare your child for a visit to the dentist
How you behave has a big influence on how your child experiences the dentist. Here are a few simple but effective tips:
- • Talk positively about the dentist, without sugar-coating things or stirring up fears.
- • Avoid phrases like "There's nothing to be scared of" or "It won't hurt" – children can sense when something isn't quite right.
- • Explain that we'll look at their teeth to help keep them strong and healthy.
- • Stay calm and relaxed – your child picks up on how you feel.
Parents in the treatment room? Of course!
At our practice, you'll find an experienced, patient team with a warm, caring approach to children's dentistry. We give you detailed advice tailored to you, because every family is different. Caring for your child with sensitivity is very important to me!
We look forward to seeing you and your child!
You can download this information as a document here:
Letter to parents from Stela Lobzhanidze (HTML, in German)
Tip: open the document and press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Cmd+P (Mac) to save it as a PDF.
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Let's work together to lay the foundations for your child's lifelong dental health.
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