Prevention of dental diseases in children
Baby teeth appear when a child is just a few months old. These teeth are thinner and more sensitive than permanent ones, so they need special care. Preventive visits help strengthen the enamel, catch caries in time and build a calm attitude toward the dentist in the child.
When to start prevention
After the first teeth come in. This isn't treatment but a gentle introduction to the doctor and the office — the child learns not to fear the dentist
From the age of three — regularly. We recommend coming every 3–4 months for an examination, preventive hygiene, and enamel strengthening with a mineral compound
For toddlers under three. We invite you once every two months so adaptation goes smoothly and visits are perceived as a game

Victoria Aleksandrovna Gabeeva, general dentist, chief physician of the Belaya Raduga clinic
“Prevention isn't just an examination. It's a friendly meeting where a child learns to take care of themselves, and we help make the process easy, clear, and even fun.”
What children's dental disease prevention includes
- examination and early cavity detection
- professional cleaning with children's paste and brushes
- coating the enamel with a remineralising compound (a “mineral cocktail”)
- teaching proper tooth brushing in a playful way
- choosing age-appropriate children's hygiene products
After the procedure we always praise the child and give a gift for trying hard — so the visit is associated only with good emotions.

Victoria Aleksandrovna Gabeeva, general dentist, chief physician of the Belaya Raduga clinic
“Prevention is teamwork: the child, the parents, and the doctor. We teach children to care for their teeth and parents to notice the first signs of problems. It's simple care that preserves health for years to come.”
Stages of the procedure
Getting acquainted with the doctor
The first visit takes place in a playful way: the child gets to know the office and the instruments and understands that it's safe and interesting here.
Examination and diagnosis
The doctor assesses the condition of the teeth and gums and, if needed, takes an X-ray to spot an early cavity in time.
Preventive cleaning
The teeth are cleaned with soft brushes and fruit-flavoured paste — without noise or unpleasant sensations.
Enamel strengthening
After cleaning, a mineral compound is applied that makes the teeth stronger and more resistant to cavities.
Hygiene training
The doctor shows how to brush teeth properly and, together with the child, chooses a suitable brush and paste.
A gift for the effort
At the end of the visit the child receives a gift — for being brave, trusting, and trying hard.
Safety and care at every stage
1
We use only certified children's preparations and materials with a neutral taste and no irritating components
2
We use digital anaesthesia — no injections or numbness, so the child is comfortable
3
All instruments undergo multi-stage sterilisation, and an individual set is used for each child
4
We keep a gentle pace: first we show, then we treat, so the child feels in control and trusting
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Why does a child need preventive cleaning if I brush their teeth at home?
Home brushing is important, but it doesn't always remove all the plaque. Preventive hygiene removes soft deposits and strengthens the enamel.
From what age should a child be shown to the doctor?
The first visit is worth planning as soon as the first teeth appear — not for treatment, but for getting acquainted and adapting.
How often should we come?
Usually once every 3–4 months. For toddlers — a little more often, so visiting the doctor becomes familiar and easy.
Book an appointment
+7 (495) 132-31-03
Additional information
Pricing
Pediatric dentistry
Consultation with a paediatric dentistRUB 3,500
Follow-up consultation with a paediatric dentistRUB 2,000
Children's adaptation visit to the dentistRUB 4,300
Professional oral and dental hygiene (primary dentition)RUB 8,000
Professional oral and dental hygiene (mixed dentition)RUB 10,500
Restoration of a primary tooth with a metal crownfrom RUB 6,000
Tooth restoration with a ceramic crownfrom RUB 15,000
Treatment of pulpitis in a primary tooth with crown restorationfrom RUB 27,000
Treatment of a cavity in a primary tooth with metal crown restorationfrom RUB 13,500
Sealing the fissure of a primary tooth with sealantfrom RUB 4,300
Treatment of a cavity in a primary toothfrom RUB 12,000
Treatment of reversible pulpitis in a primary toothfrom RUB 18,000
Extraction of a loose primary toothRUB 3,300
Extraction of a primary toothRUB 6,000
Frenuloplasty of the upper/lower lipRUB 13,500
Tongue frenuloplastyRUB 13,500