A system and method according to which dental care is provided to a young child or infant using a baby dental chair, a floss dispenser, and/or a dental care apparatus. The baby dental chair is specifically designed for the needs of a young child or an infant during a dental examination. The baby dental chair includes a tower base, a seat, and a plurality of wheels. At least one wheel of the plurality of wheels has two configurations: a wheel locked configuration to prevent the baby dental chair from moving and a wheel released configuration to enable the baby dental chair to move. The baby dental chair provides a safe and secure place to examine the teeth of young children or infants during a dental examination.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a dental treatment machine for children. The dental treatment machine may include a base, a cushion and a backrest, where the vertical distance between the base and the cushion, the angle between respective planes of the cushion and the backrest, as well as the horizontal distance between the cushion and the backrest are selectively adjustable according to a child's figure. Preferably, the vertical distance adjustment between the cushion and the base is about 350-730 mm, the angle adjustment between the backrest and the cushion is about 0°˜68°, and the distance adjustment between the backrest and the cushion is about 0˜50 mm.

A pediatric x-ray and examination chair (PXEC) on which a person, particularly a child, can safely and comfortably be placed when an x-ray is being taken or a medical examination is performed. The PXEC has a horizontal seat platform, a rear vertical support extending upward from the back of the seat platform, a right vertical support frame and a left vertical support frame. A front side lower x-ray cartridge support and a rear upper x-ray cartridge support each maintain an x-ray cartridge adjacent a person in the PXEC while an x-ray is taken. A restraining harness with a waist belt and a front center belt secures a child within the PXEC. Located on the seat platform and within slots on each of the vertical support frames are cushions to increase the comfort of a child in the PXEC. In order to provide a calming distraction a simulated animal head, such as a pony or cat, can extend from the front of the PXEC. A speaker, along with a source playback device, facilitates sound coming from the animal head, such as neighing from the horse or meowing from the cat. The animal head with or without the sound, will calm and distract a child who is uncomfortable and/or afraid during an x-ray procedure or medical examination.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a dental treatment machine for children. The dental treatment machine may include a base, a cushion and a backrest, where the vertical distance between the base and the cushion, the angle between respective planes of the cushion and the backrest, as well as the horizontal distance between the cushion and the backrest are selectively adjustable according to a child's figure. Preferably, the vertical distance adjustment between the cushion and the base is about 350-730 mm, the angle adjustment between the backrest and the cushion is about 068, and the distance adjustment between the backrest and the cushion is about 050 mm.

A system and method according to which dental care is provided to a young child or infant using a baby dental chair, a floss dispenser, and/or a dental care apparatus. The baby dental chair is specifically designed for the needs of a young child or an infant during a dental examination. The baby dental chair includes a tower base, a seat, and a plurality of wheels. At least one wheel of the plurality of wheels has two configurations: a wheel locked configuration to prevent the baby dental chair from moving and a wheel released configuration to enable the baby dental chair to move. The baby dental chair provides a safe and secure place to examine the teeth of young children or infants during a dental examination.