Specialist Clinical Care2026-01-19T11:42:23+00:00

Specialist Clinical Care

Specialist dental care supports children and adolescents who have complex, non-routine, or advanced oral health needs. Some children require a higher level of assessment and treatment planning than is available in general practice. With specialist involvement, care can be delivered safely, effectively, and with reassurance for both child and family.

When specialist clinical care may be needed for children

Every child’s dental needs are different. Specialist dental care may be appropriate when standard treatment is not suitable or has been difficult to complete. Common reasons include:

  • Social interaction and communication challenges
  • Difficulty initiating or maintaining conversations
  • Lack of interest in the activities of peers
  • Delayed language development
  • Medical or developmental conditions affecting oral care
  • Behavioural or sensory challenges during dental treatment
  • The need for advanced treatment planning or specialist techniques

Specialist involvement can help create a more supportive and manageable care experience.

A clear assessment helps families understand their child’s needs and the available treatment options.

What happens in a specialist clinical assessment?

A clinician experienced in specialist paediatric dental care will assess your child’s oral health, dental development, and any relevant medical or behavioural considerations. The appointment focuses on understanding challenges, building trust, and planning care in a way that supports your child.

Where appropriate, further investigations or staged treatment may be recommended.

Types of specialist clinical care

Specialist clincal care may include a range of treatments tailored to the individual child. This can involve advanced assessment, behaviourally sensitive care approaches, and treatment planning for complex or non-routine dental needs.

All care is delivered with an emphasis on safety, comfort, and long-term oral health.

FAQs

Will my child need multiple appointments?2026-01-12T12:10:33+00:00

This depends on the complexity of care required. Your clinician will explain the recommended approach clearly during assessment.

Is treatment provided privately?2026-01-12T12:10:22+00:00

Yes. All consultations and treatments are offered on a private basis.

Who provides the treatment?2026-01-12T12:10:12+00:00

Care is delivered by clinicians experienced in managing complex and non-routine dental needs in children.

Is this suitable for anxious or nervous children?2026-01-12T12:10:03+00:00

Yes. Specialist dental care is often appropriate for children who find routine dental treatment difficult.

Do I need a referral for specialist clinical care?2026-01-12T12:12:07+00:00

No referral is required. Parents and carers can self-refer, and we also accept referrals from dentists and healthcare professionals.

Book a specialist consultation

Taking the first step towards specialist care can make a real difference. Speak to our team to understand your options.

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