What are the dangers of children's tooth fillings killing nerves?

Children always like to eat some sweets, which is very bad for their teeth. If they do not pay attention to oral hygiene, they will get cavities. In this case, fillings must be used, but children may accidentally kill the dental nerves during the filling process. At this time, parents will be very worried, thinking that killing the dental nerves will have a very bad impact on the future development of children's teeth, and may even cause oral diseases in children. In fact, it will not cause these harms, and there is no need to worry about tooth replacement. Generally speaking, children's dental development is still normal, and basically, there will be no very serious effects due to dental nerve damage.

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Children should undergo root canal treatment only when they have tooth decay and pulpitis. Reasonable root canal treatment measures will not affect the eruption of future teeth. This situation will not affect the child's tooth replacement. Through treatment, the teeth can be retained to the normal age of tooth replacement, which will help with future tooth replacement. On the contrary, if the deciduous teeth fall out too early, it will affect future tooth replacement. During treatment, the nerves are only killed locally, while tooth replacement is controlled by nerves throughout the body, so there is no need to worry about tooth replacement problems. During treatment, the nerves are only killed locally, while tooth replacement is controlled by nerves throughout the body, so there is no need to worry about tooth replacement problems.

Dental caries needs to be diagnosed and treated. The main functions of deciduous teeth are: chewing, promoting the development of the jaw, guiding the eruption of permanent teeth, etc. Caries in deciduous teeth is very difficult to treat, which is determined by its physiological reasons. The enamel and cementum of deciduous teeth are more brittle than those of permanent teeth. Once infected, the disease progresses rapidly (pulp necrosis, apical fistula). The roots are trumpet-shaped and have permanent tooth germs on them, so it is generally difficult to clean the infection site. Baby teeth should not be extracted prematurely. The treatment of deciduous teeth is a repetitive, time-consuming and difficult project that requires the patience of your doctor and the cooperation of your baby to complete the task.

The pain of the child is caused by pulpitis due to tooth decay. Generally, the pain will go away after the dental nerve is severed. After the nerve is severed, the missing tooth still needs to be filled to avoid recurrence of tooth decay. The baby's toothache is most likely caused by tooth decay due to eating too much sweets or other reasons. Killing the dental nerve will not affect tooth replacement. It is recommended to pay attention to giving the baby more water, a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.