White spots on children's teeth

In our lives, most parents pay special attention to their children's oral problems, and they have cultivated a good habit of brushing their teeth every day since childhood. Even so, it is still inevitable that some white spots will appear on children's teeth. In fact, the white spots on children's teeth indicate that they are demineralized and caused by a lack of a substance in the growth and development of children. So what is the matter with white spots on children's teeth?

White spots on teeth are caused by tooth demineralization. Tooth demineralization is actually a manifestation of enamel hypoplasia. Enamel hypoplasia refers to abnormal enamel structure caused by disease, nutritional disorders or severe periapical infection of deciduous teeth during tooth development. The main manifestations are mild cases in which the enamel morphology is intact, with only changes in color and transparency, becoming chalky, and generally without subjective symptoms. In severe cases, there are substantial defects on the tooth surface, such as band-shaped or pit-shaped brown depressions on the enamel surface.

It is very difficult to treat children with incomplete tooth enamel, and there is basically no way to treat it even if you go to the hospital. First of all, you must pay attention to daily nutrition and make sure to give your baby enough calcium supplements, especially vitamins C and D. Don't use ordinary toothpaste. Ordinary toothpaste has no effect on the oral cavity, it only cleans it.

Be sure to choose a children's toothpaste that is effective. In China, the only product that can be used to treat incomplete enamel for children is children's toothpaste. The main ingredient in the product, NovaMin, reacts rapidly and continuously with water and saliva, releasing ions to promote the growth of tooth tissue: a stable crystalline hydroxyphosphate limestone layer is mineralized on the enamel surface, replenishing the minerals of the tooth structure to safely and quickly repair the enamel function.