What to do if your child has tooth decay

I believe everyone knows about dental caries. Many people have suffered from dental caries, so they are well aware of the harm of dental caries. So, what should we do if our children have tooth decay? This is a serious problem. Because this problem is related to the physical health of children, it is very necessary for all of us to know it. It is very painful for children to suffer from tooth decay, and they usually cannot eat like normal people.

There are many reasons why a child may suffer from tooth decay. Living environment and eating habits are two of the more common reasons. Especially eating habits are the most likely cause of tooth decay in children. Many children like to eat sweets in their daily lives, so these children are more likely to suffer from tooth decay. So, let’s talk about how to treat children’s tooth decay.

1. Drug treatment: On the basis of removing carious tissue, drugs are used to stop the development of caries, such as sodium fluoride and silver ammonia nitrate drugs. 2. Restorative treatment: a. Filling restoration b. Inlay restoration

c. Finished crown restoration. If caries in deciduous teeth are not treated in time, they will develop into pulpitis and periradiculitis, affecting the development of the permanent tooth germs underneath. In severe cases, the tooth germs may not develop or may form cysts. This type of enamel hypoplasia of permanent teeth caused by periradiculitis of deciduous teeth is not uncommon in clinical practice.

Cultivate good eating habits in children:

1. Control snacks, such as cakes, candies, candied fruits, drinks, etc. 2. Adjust the food structure: less sugar, less cariogenicity; more fiber, stronger anti-caries effect (3) Arrange meal time reasonably, eat at regular times, rinse mouth and brush teeth after meals. The most important thing for children's tooth decay is to do a good job of prevention. It is recommended that the OP choose a better children's toothpaste to prevent tooth decay. My baby is using Oral-V children's toothpaste, which is said to be fluoride-free and anti-caries. It feels okay after using it. The baby's originally black teeth have not turned black again, and seem to be slowly turning white. You might as well buy one for your child and try it.

To sum up, we know that, as mentioned above, there are many treatments for children's tooth decay, and the most common ones are generally drug treatment, restorative treatment, etc. These two treatment methods are very good for children's tooth decay. Therefore, in the future, when our children are troubled by tooth decay again, we might as well try the above two treatment methods for effective treatment.