What should I do if my child has a broken tooth?

Children will slowly start to grow teeth as they grow, but children are naughty and often break their teeth. Many parents think that there is no big problem after a child breaks a tooth, so there is no need to take special treatment measures. In fact, this idea is wrong, because a child’s broken tooth can be a big deal or a small one. If the child injures the nerve of the tooth when falling, the situation can be very serious.

1. A very important point is that when a child breaks a tooth, do not avoid taking the child to the hospital for treatment just because the child does not like to see a doctor. In fact, it is very easy to damage the dental nerve after a child's tooth is broken. If it is not treated in time, it will cause inflammation and even some periodontal diseases. This is a very serious disease and will have an adverse effect on the child's future tooth growth.

2. We need to correct the idea that children are still young and do not need treatment for their tooth replacement. In fact, the more so the teeth before they are replaced, the more they need to be protected. If a tooth is broken, it should be treated promptly and the wound should be cleaned and disinfected in time.

3. Because the child is relatively young, it is also necessary to pay attention to the pulp treatment of the deciduous teeth, especially the need to cut off the inflamed dental nerves, take some anti-inflammatory medications, change the dressings in time, and repair until the teeth are replaced. In this way, the child's teeth can be replaced in good health. If periodontal lesions occur, timely infusion of anti-inflammatory treatment should be given.

Note:

The younger the child is, the more likely he or she is to have dental problems. At this time, special attention must be paid to protecting the teeth. In daily life, pay attention to brushing teeth and rinsing mouths frequently. If there are dental problems, oral examinations and treatments should be carried out in a timely manner.

Children like to eat candy very much, but their newly grown teeth are very delicate. If they eat too much candy, it will lead to tooth decay. If you encounter tooth decay, you need to take timely measures, otherwise the tooth decay will become deeper and deeper, causing certain damage to the tooth nerves, causing children to have symptoms of toothache and bring pain to the children.