17/08/2026
But she’s only 4… can’t we just remove the teeth?”🥺
This is one of the most common questions parents ask when their little one has badly damaged front teeth.
And sometimes, extraction may seem like the easiest option. But when a baby tooth can be saved, saving it can make a BIG difference.🦷❤️
This little 4-year-old came to Bunny Whites Advanced Dental Centre with severely compromised anterior teeth. What happened next? ✨
🦷 Pulpectomy (root canal treatment)
👑 Zirconia crowns
🤍 No general anaesthesia
🤍 No sedation
🤍 No force or fear
✨ Just patience, child-friendly behaviour management and a calm, composed approach by our experts.
Yes — with the right approach, even very young children can sometimes be treated comfortably. Children as young as 2, 3 and 4 years old can be candidates for dental treatment without sedation or general anaesthesia, depending on the child, the procedure and their ability to cooperate.
And the BEST part?
That moment when a child looks into the mirror and sees her new smile for the first time. 🥹❤️
Because pediatric dentistry isn’t just about fixing teeth.
It’s about protecting a child’s smile, confidence and positive relationship with the dentist.
👉 Parents, if your child’s baby tooth is badly decayed, don’t assume extraction is the only option. Ask whether the tooth can be saved.
📍 Bunny Whites Advanced Dental Centre
Save this reel for the next time someone tells you, “They’re just baby teeth anyway.” 👀
And share it with a parent who needs to see this. ❤️
