Children’s dentist
Children’s dentist in Casablanca (paediatric dentistry)
Paediatric dentistry is dentistry for children. The goal is to treat, to prevent and above all to make the visit pleasant so your child keeps their confidence. At the Smiles & Beyond centre, every step is explained in words they understand, gently and gradually.
Preventing problems from the first teeth
Brushing from the first teeth, age-appropriate toothpaste, limiting sugar, fluoride according to risk and, for permanent teeth, fissure sealants that protect molars against cavities. A check-up about every six months spots problems early and gets the child used to the clinic.
Reassuring the child and parents
The first visit involves no treatment: the child discovers the clinic, the chair and the instruments at their own pace. Gestures are explained in simple words and parents are welcome to stay. With a very anxious child, the dentist adapts the approach and the pace of sessions.
Everyday care for children
Regular check-ups, treatment of cavities in baby and permanent teeth, fissure sealants, brushing and diet advice, monitoring of tooth eruption and, if needed, referral to orthodontics. The dentist adapts the length and rhythm of sessions to the child’s age and cooperation.
Who is it for?
- Your child is due for a first visit.
- They have pain or a damaged tooth.
- You want to prevent cavities or check how their teeth are lining up.
How the treatment works
First meeting
A calm visit to get acquainted, examine the teeth and reassure the child.
Treatment and prevention
Treatment of cavities if needed and brushing advice for the child and parents.
Follow-up over time
Regular check-ups to monitor the growth of the teeth and jaws.
Frequently asked questions
At what age should the first visit be?
As soon as the first teeth appear, to get the child used to it and prevent problems.
My child is afraid of the dentist. What can I do?
We work gently and gradually, explaining each step in words suited to their age.
Do baby teeth need treatment?
Yes. They guide the permanent teeth, and cavities in them can cause pain and infection.
How often should I take my child to the dentist?
About once every six months, or as the dentist advises according to cavity risk.
What if my child has toothache?
Contact the centre quickly: persistent pain can signal an infection. Emergency appointments are available.
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This information is for guidance only and does not replace a consultation: only an examination allows a diagnosis. Content written by the Smiles & Beyond Dental Centre. Last updated: November 2026.