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Prevention & growing teeth
Checkups, fluoride, fissure sealants and guidance as baby teeth fall out and permanent teeth develop.
Specialist dental care for children
Pediatric Dentistry in Abu Dhabi
Care planned around your child’s age, dental needs and clinical findings, with prevention, restorative treatment and dental trauma assessment when appropriate.
Al Raha Mall · Pediatric Clinic
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What we help with
Four areas of children's dental care.
A clear overview of the most common reasons families see our pediatric dentist.
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Cavities & pulp therapy
Fillings, pediatric crowns and pulp therapy such as pulpotomy or pulpectomy when clinically indicated.
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Dental trauma
Assessment after chipped, loosened, displaced or injured primary and permanent teeth.
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Anxiety & additional support
Age-appropriate communication, behavior guidance and nitrous oxide conscious sedation when clinically appropriate.
What to expect
A simpler visit for you and your child.
No long process. We understand the concern, examine what is needed, then explain the next step clearly.
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Understand
We start with your child's symptoms, dental history, medical information and any concerns you want us to know.
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Examine
The dentist checks the teeth, gums, bite and development. Dental X-rays are considered only when clinically indicated.
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Plan
Findings are explained in plain language and suitable treatment, prevention or follow-up is discussed with the parent or caregiver.
Specialist Pediatric Dentist
Dr. Kashmira Pawar Jayprakash
With over nine years of clinical experience, Dr. Kashmira's work includes preventive and restorative pediatric dentistry, pulp therapy, dental trauma and behavior guidance for children.
QualificationsBDS · MDS in Pediatric Dentistry
LocationAl Raha Mall, Abu Dhabi
TrainingNitrous oxide conscious sedation · PALS · BLS
Parent questions
Before the appointment.
Four common questions parents ask about children's dental care.
When should my child first see a dentist?
A first dental visit is generally recommended by the first birthday, or sooner if there is pain, visible decay, trauma or another concern. Early visits focus mainly on prevention and development.
Do baby teeth really need treatment?
Yes. Baby teeth support chewing, speech and space for developing permanent teeth. The right treatment depends on the tooth, symptoms, clinical findings and prognosis.
What if my child is scared of the dentist?
Pediatric care can use age-appropriate communication and behavior guidance. Nitrous oxide conscious sedation may also be considered when clinically appropriate after assessment.
What should I do after a dental injury?
Contact a dental professional promptly if a tooth is chipped, loose, displaced or causing significant pain. The next step depends on the injury and whether the affected tooth is primary or permanent.
Arrange your child's dental visit.
Contact Silwadi Dental Center to request an appointment with our pediatric dentist at Al Raha Mall.