DEPARTMENT OF DENTISTRY COSMETIC CLUB N CLINIC
Kids Dentistry in Peshawar for
Gentle, Fear Free Children's
Dental Care
Kids dentistry, also called children’s or pediatric dentistry, looks after your child’s teeth from the first baby tooth through to their adult ones, and does it in a way that leaves them unafraid of the dentist for life. At Cosmetic Club N Clinic in Peshawar our dental surgeons treat children gently and patiently, from check ups and cleaning to fillings and sealants, in a calm clinic built to put young patients at ease.
The short version
Kids Dentistry at a Glance
What it covers
Children's check ups, cleaning, fluoride, sealants, fillings and gentle extractions.
Ages
From the first tooth, around age one, through the teenage years.
Approach
Gentle, patient and fear free, so children grow up comfortable with the dentist.
First visit free
A no-treatment check up to build trust and catch problems early.
Prevention first
Sealants, fluoride and diet advice to stop cavities before they start.
Female clinicians available on request, with consultations in Pashto, Urdu and English — your child is spoken to in the language they are comfortable in.
Care for every stage
What We Do for Children
Check Ups and Monitoring
A short, friendly examination every six months that tracks how the teeth and jaw are developing and catches decay while it is tiny and painless to treat. The visit is as much about keeping your child comfortable with the dentist as it is about the teeth.
Cleaning and Fluoride Treatment
A gentle clean to remove plaque, followed by a fluoride application that strengthens the enamel and makes the teeth far more resistant to decay. It is quick, painless and one of the most effective things we do for young teeth.
Fissure Sealants
A thin protective coating painted onto the grooves of the back teeth, where most childhood cavities start. Sealants are completely painless, take minutes, and are one of the best value ways to prevent decay in children.
Children's Fillings
When a cavity does appear, a small tooth coloured filling repairs it quickly and gently. Treating a baby tooth early stops the decay reaching the nerve and causing the toothache and infection that frighten children most.
Gentle Tooth Extraction
Sometimes a badly decayed or stubborn baby tooth needs to come out. We do this as gently and calmly as possible, and only when it is genuinely needed, never as the easy option.
Early Orthodontic Assessment
From around age seven we check how the adult teeth and jaw are coming through, so that crowding or bite problems are spotted early. Where treatment is needed later, braces or clear aligners straighten the teeth, and catching it early often makes that treatment simpler.
Emergencies and Toothache
A child in pain, or one who has knocked or broken a tooth, needs to be seen quickly. Call or WhatsApp us and we will fit them in as soon as we can.
Earlier than you think
When Should My Child First See a Dentist
Earlier than most parents expect. The guidance is to bring a child for their first dental visit by their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. That first visit is not about treatment, it is about checking everything is developing well, giving you advice on brushing and diet, and letting your child meet the dentist in a relaxed way with nothing done to them. Children who start young grow up without the fear of the dentist that so many adults carry, and small problems are caught before they ever cause pain.
Children who start young grow up without the fear of the dentist that so many adults carry — and small problems are caught before they ever cause pain.
The fear-free visit
A Clinic Built to Keep Children Calm
The biggest thing we offer a child is a visit that does not scare them. Our dentists work slowly and gently, explain things in a way children understand, and never rush or force a frightened child. We let a nervous child look, touch and get used to the chair before anything happens, and we treat in short, calm steps. Female clinicians are available on request, and we speak Pashto, Urdu and English, so your child is spoken to in the language they are comfortable in. A child whose early visits are calm becomes an adult who looks after their teeth.
- We work slowly and gently, and explain things in a way children understand
- We never rush or force a frightened child
- A nervous child can look, touch and get used to the chair before anything happens
- Treatment happens in short, calm steps
- Female clinicians on request; Pashto, Urdu and English spoken
A fair question, answered
Why Baby Teeth Matter
Parents often ask why a baby tooth is worth treating when it will fall out anyway, and it is a fair question. Baby teeth hold the space for the adult teeth coming behind them, so losing one too early can crowd the adult teeth and lead to orthodontic problems later. They also let a child eat and speak properly, and a decayed baby tooth hurts, gets infected, and can damage the developing adult tooth beneath it. Looking after baby teeth is not wasted effort, it protects the adult teeth before they even arrive.
Looking after baby teeth is not wasted effort — it protects the adult teeth before they even arrive.
Parent reviews
What Parents Say
"My son was terrified of dentists after a bad experience elsewhere. They took it slowly, let him sit in the chair and look at everything first, and did the filling without a single tear. He actually asks to go back now."
Mother of a 6 year old Peshawar
"They checked my daughter's wobbly tooth and told us honestly it would fall out on its own in a week or two and did not need removing. They did not charge us or do anything unnecessary. That is why we trust them with both our children."
Father of two Mardan
Between visits
Helping Your Child at Home
A few simple habits protect your child's teeth between visits. Brush their teeth twice a day with a smear of fluoride toothpaste, and help or supervise until they are old enough to do it well themselves, usually around seven. Keep sugary drinks and snacks to mealtimes rather than through the day, and avoid putting a baby to bed with a bottle of milk or juice, which is a common cause of early decay. Bring them for a check up every six months, and talk about the dentist positively, never as a threat, so the visit stays something they do not fear.
- Brush twice a day with a smear of fluoride toothpaste; help or supervise until around seven
- Keep sugary drinks and snacks to mealtimes, not through the day
- Never put a baby to bed with a bottle of milk or juice
- Bring them for a check up every six months
- Talk about the dentist positively, never as a threat
Trusted Dentists in Peshawar for Safe, Comfortable Care
Receive honest guidance, gentle treatments, and clear care plans from our qualified dental team—focused entirely on your health and comfort.
General Dentist
Dr. Haider Ali Shah
BDS, RDS (PAK)
Helps you keep your natural teeth healthy with routine general care.
General Dentist
Dr. Ahsan Shah
BDS, RDS (PAK)
Restores comfortable chewing and healthier smiles through clear, personalized plans.
Service area
Serving Young Patients Across Peshawar and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Peshawar City, Hayatabad and University Town
We are on University Road at Tehkal Payan, a short drive from Hayatabad, University Town, Gulbahar and Board Bazaar, with parking at Awan Tower.
Mardan, Charsadda and Nowshera
Forty five minutes to an hour by road. A children's check up or cleaning is a single short visit, easy to fit into a day trip for families from these districts.
Swabi and Upper KPK
Around ninety minutes. We can see your child and handle a check up, cleaning and any small treatment in a single visit to save you repeated journeys.
Language and Scheduling
Consultations in Pashto, Urdu and English, Monday to Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00pm.
No obligation
Book Your Child's Dental Visit in Peshawar
The best time to bring your child in is before anything hurts. Book a free first check up and let them meet the dentist in a calm, friendly way, or call and WhatsApp us if your child is in pain and we will see them as soon as we can.