Ozone Therapy for Children’s Teeth
Modern ozone therapy for teeth and other procedures to maintain dental health for your child at the ID Dent clinic. Our doctors use modern methods and materials for safe and effective dental treatment.
| Result | Prevention of caries development |
| Duration | Depends on needs |
| Rehabilitation | Not needed |
| Advantages of Ozone Therapy | Safety, effectiveness |
Ozone therapy for children’s teeth is a safe and effective way to treat teeth. Ozone avoids the use of a dental drill, which is especially important for children who may experience discomfort and fear of this procedure.... Read more
Ozone therapy for children’s teeth is a safe and effective way to treat teeth. Ozone avoids the use of a dental drill, which is especially important for children who may experience discomfort and fear of this procedure.
The application of ozone helps to destroy up to 99% of bacteria in the oral cavity, speeds up the treatment process, and avoids complications after the procedure. The procedure also helps to strengthen tooth enamel and improve oral health since ozone has properties that strengthen dental tissue and stimulate the natural remineralization process. Our dentists have extensive experience working with children and are ready to perform any procedure as comfortably and effectively as possible. We await you at our clinic on the Lesnoy massif. Appointments at ID Dent can be made via phone or through the contact form.
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⠀ Broev Vladimir RafaelovichГоловний лікар клініки; лікар-стоматолог загального профілю; стоматолог-хірург
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Today, non-drug methods of combating microbial agents in the oral cavity are becoming relevant, which can limit the use of medications, affecting various aspects of the pathological process, improving metabolic processes, and activating the body’s protective reactions. One of these methods is ozone therapy – the use of a chemical compound with 3 oxygen atoms. The disinfecting and antibacterial effect of ozone promotes the elimination of provoking factors in the initial stage of enamel demineralization.
