How to treat black teeth in children?

Many young children often eat sweets without brushing their teeth, which leads to serious black teeth phenomenon. This seriously affects the health of the children. Therefore, children with this problem need timely treatment to ensure their health and avoid premature tooth loss. So how to treat black teeth in children? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

The first point is pulp necrosis in children. If a child's teeth are severely traumatized or the teeth are severely decayed, the pulp will be infected, the pulp will be necrotic and lose its vitality, and it will be unable to supply nutrients to the teeth. The teeth will become dull and black.

The second point is that children's teeth suffer from caries, which can cause tooth defects. The rough tooth surface is more likely to retain food pigments, so children's teeth will turn black.

Thirdly, pigmented teeth caused by exogenous factors make teeth turn black. For example, if you often eat colored foods such as chocolate and then fail to clean your mouth in time, the long-term influence will cause teeth to turn black and cause tooth decay.

Caries = tooth decay = tooth decay. If your teeth turn black, you should consider whether the teeth are decayed or the pulp has been damaged, resulting in pulp necrosis and causing tooth discoloration. Dark teeth may be caused by tooth decay. After suffering from caries, the teeth may first turn from yellow to black, and then the teeth may have tooth tissue defects, which is the most common. There are other reasons, such as some foods, foods containing pigments, and even Chinese medicine, which can leave pigments on the surface of teeth and cause them to turn black.

The age of 7-12 is the period of tooth replacement for children, so this tooth can be replaced. But since this tooth will still serve the child for a while, if there is any problem with it, it must be filled in time. Because children's old teeth have a low degree of calcification, they are more susceptible to caries, and caries progress quickly. Therefore, if caries are found, they must be filled as soon as possible to prevent the dental nerves from being affected and causing unnecessary pain to the children. It is also important to remind you that when children are 6 years old, they will grow 4 sixth-year teeth. These 4 teeth cannot be replaced and require pit and fissure sealing to prevent caries.

The above is my opinion on this issue. If a young child has the above-mentioned problems and symptoms, the child needs to undergo appropriate dental treatment in a timely manner to ensure physical health. In particular, attention should be paid to avoiding dangerous situations that may occur in the child due to dental problems. Finally, I wish Huaner a speedy recovery.