How to treat black teeth in children?

Many children have black teeth, which seriously affects their physical health. Therefore, children with this problem need timely treatment to ensure their health, especially the black teeth of children need treatment. So how to treat black teeth in children? Let me introduce this issue to you below.

Dental plaque causes children's teeth to turn black mainly because they have not developed good oral hygiene habits, which causes residual food in the mouth to ferment under the action of bacteria and adhere to the surface of the teeth. If it is not removed in time, it will slowly develop into caries. The third type of black teeth in children is due to incomplete development of tooth enamel. This is mainly due to poor calcification of children's teeth and uneven tooth surface. The teeth initially show white spots on the teeth, which gradually develop into enamel loss and black teeth.

The main way to prevent children's teeth from turning black is to develop good oral hygiene habits, brush their teeth in the morning and evening and rinse their mouths after meals. For example, try to eat less beverages and foods containing pigments. The blackening of children's teeth caused by incomplete development of enamel is determined by the child's physical condition during the period of tooth development, such as calcium deficiency and certain high fever diseases such as pneumonia. You can start oral care from the time your baby's first deciduous tooth erupts, so as to effectively prevent the formation of tartar and plaque.

When children's teeth turn black, they need to be removed in time. Oral-V is very effective for children's black teeth. It does not contain fluoride and is safer for children. The effect can be seen in 3 to 7 days for children's black teeth caused by pigmentation and dental plaque. It will take longer to remove the blackening of children's teeth caused by incomplete development of tooth enamel because it is a developmental problem of the teeth themselves. Therefore, it is necessary to slowly repair the teeth to remove the blackening of children's teeth caused by incomplete development of tooth enamel.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I introduced to you. If the child has the above problems, then the child needs timely treatment to ensure physical health, so that the patient’s health will not be affected by the above problems, especially the child’s dental problems. Finally, I wish the child a speedy recovery.