The book “Children’s Therapeutic Dentistry” by Khomenko is an indispensable source of knowledge for all who are interested in dentistry, especially in the field of work with children. In today's world, where dental and oral health is becoming increasingly relevant, this book offers readers a unique perspective on the therapeutic aspects of dentistry, focused on children's audiences. The author, Dr. Khomenko, is an experienced dentist and teacher who has been working with children for many years, helping them to overcome fears and form the right attitude to dental procedures. In his book, he shares not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical recommendations that can be useful for both dentists and parents. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the basics of the anatomy of children's teeth to modern methods of treating tooth decay and other diseases. Khomenko focuses on the importance of prevention and early diagnosis, which is especially important in light of the growing incidence among children. Readers will be able to learn about different approaches to treatment, including minimally invasive technologies that allow you to save teeth and minimize discomfort in young patients. This book will be interesting not only for dentists, but also for parents who want to better understand how to take care of their children’s teeth. It will be a useful guide for dental students and practitioners who wish to deepen their knowledge in the field of pediatric dentistry. Due to its accessible language and clear structure, the book is easily perceived, making it an ideal choice for a wide audience. The topics raised in the book go beyond the purely medical aspects. Khomenko touches on the psychology of children, their emotional state during a visit to the dentist, as well as the importance of creating a comfortable and friendly atmosphere in the dental office. He shares methods that help reduce anxiety levels in children and form a positive attitude towards dental care. This makes the book especially valuable for those who work with children, because understanding the psychology of a small patient is the key to successful treatment. The author's style is simple and accessible, which makes it easy to absorb the material Khomenko uses many examples from his practice, which makes reading fascinating and informative. His previous work has also gained recognition in the dental community, and “Children’s Therapeutic Dentistry” is no exception. It continues the tradition of a high-quality and practical approach to learning and practice. If you are looking for information on how to properly care for children's teeth, or want to learn about modern methods of treatment, this book will be your reliable assistant. It will also be useful to those interested in child psychology and pedagogy in the context of medical practice. In conclusion, “Children’s Therapeutic Dentistry” Khomenko is not just a textbook, but a whole world in which readers who seek knowledge and a better understanding of pediatric dentistry immerse themselves. This book is sure to find its reader among dentists, parents and students who want to make the world of dental health more accessible and understandable for children.