Pediatric dentistry services are focused on providing comprehensive dental health care to children from birth through early adolescence. These services typically include:

• Checkups: Regular checkups are essential to monitor the growth and development of a child's teeth, check for signs of tooth decay, gum disease or other potential problems, and provide advice on dental hygiene and nutrition.
• Teeth cleaning and polishing: Professional cleaning and polishing helps remove plaque and tartar that can lead to tooth decay and gum disease. This procedure is usually performed using a special paste, brushes and tools that are safe for use on children.
• Fluoridation: Fluoride is a mineral that strengthens tooth enamel and reduces the risk of tooth decay. Children's dentists often recommend the use of fluoride toothpastes and may sometimes apply fluoride varnishes or gels directly to the child's teeth.
• Silanization: Silanization is a process in which a special protective material (sealant) is applied to the deep grooves and fissures of the permanent chewing teeth. This helps prevent bacterial build-up and tooth decay by blocking food particles and acids.
• Treating cavities: If a child develops cavities, the pediatric dentist will treat them using anesthesia, if necessary, and appropriate treatment, such as fillings or restorative baths.
• Orthodontic treatment: If a child needs braces, splints, or other orthodontic work to properly align the teeth and correct the bite, a pediatric dentist can work with a specialist orthodontist to provide the appropriate treatment.
• Pain and anxiety management: Some children may feel anxious or nervous before a dental visit. Pediatric dentists are trained to manage their patients' anxiety and pain, using techniques such as storytelling, distraction toys, and safe anesthetics if necessary.
• Education and Counseling: Pediatric dentists play a vital role in educating children and their families about the importance of good dental hygiene, a balanced diet and regular dental visits. They can also provide advice on habits that can harm dental health, such as thumb sucking, night pacifier or bottle etc.

Remember that the goal of children's dental services is not only to address current problems, but also to promote long-term dental health and well-being for children.