Paediatric orthodontist consultation in Yerevan
Early diagnosis and gentle bite correction are the key to a child's healthy, beautiful smile.
The first routine orthodontic check-up is recommended at 6–7, when the first permanent teeth erupt. With early treatment the doctor can stimulate an underdeveloped jaw, restrain excessive growth or widen the jaw to make room for permanent teeth.
Benefits
We guide jaw growth
While the jaws are growing, many problems are solved with gentle removable appliances — no braces or extractions later.
Prevention of other conditions
A correct bite protects against joint and posture problems, premature tooth damage, gum inflammation, digestive issues and speech defects.
No fear, no tears
The examination is playful, the scan takes two minutes and needs no impressions.
Indications
- Routine check-up at 6–7
- An early visit (before 3) for mouth breathing, infantile swallowing, sluggish chewing or refusing solid food
- Speech problems
- Missing tooth buds or abnormal eruption
- Premature loss of milk teeth
Treatment stages
- 1.
Orthodontic examination
We assess the bite, tooth position, breathing, swallowing and the child's habits.
- 2.
Bite diagnostics
A two-minute scan, photo protocol and an X-ray when needed.
- 3.
Correction plan
Parents get a clear plan: observation, a plate, a trainer or aligners — with timelines.
Questions and answers
From what age should a child see an orthodontist?
A routine check-up at 6–7. Earlier if the child breathes through the mouth, sucks a thumb, or teeth erupt late or incorrectly.
