Blackening of the roots of children's teeth

The blackening of the roots of children's teeth is likely caused by tooth decay. Tooth decay in children is generally caused by bad eating habits and living habits. Parents should let their children drink less yogurt and carbonated drinks, which have a supplementary effect on teeth. Children must maintain oral hygiene, develop a good habit of brushing their teeth in the morning and evening, eat more fruits and vegetables, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.

How to treat dental caries in children

Generally, this disease occurs in children. If it is treated effectively in a regular dental hospital, it is best to first gently wipe off the dirt on the child's damaged crown. Depending on the different symptoms of the child's caries, appropriate adjustments should be made. If the symptoms are not serious, they can be filled in time.

If the child has this disease, if the symptoms are more serious, it is necessary to carry out nerve killing treatment, use some drugs to clean up some damaged parts of the child's teeth first, and then carry out effective treatment and filling, which will have a good effect on the treatment of children's caries.

What should we pay attention to when children have dental caries?

Childhood caries is a relatively common disease, so children must pay attention to brushing their teeth in the morning and evening, and rinsing their mouths after each meal. This will have a good effect on the prevention of sawtooth disease. At ordinary times, you must pay attention to the reasonable adjustment of your diet and do not eat sweets or greasy foods often.

Children's dental caries seriously affects children's health and life, and how to treat children's dental caries is a concern of everyone. In fact, this is very easy to treat. First of all, the patient should go to the hospital for examination in time, find a suitable treatment plan, and do not take drugs indiscriminately. We should also pay more attention in daily life and develop good living habits and eating habits, which is also very beneficial to our health.

Causes of tooth decay in children

1. Bacterial factors: Bacteria such as Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus multiply on food residues in the mouth, ferment and produce acid, causing teeth to corrode, soften and decalcify. After teeth are decalcified, childhood caries will gradually form.

2. Dietary factors: Diet is an important factor for bacteria. Food contains a large amount of carbohydrates and sugars, which not only provide energy for bacterial life and activity, but also produce organic acids through bacterial metabolism via glycolysis. The acids remain on the tooth surface and in pits and fissures for a long time, causing demineralization and destruction of the enamel. Subsequently, certain bacteria dissolve proteins to form childhood caries.

3. Dental factors: The shape, structure and position of teeth have a significant relationship with the incidence of dental caries. The pits and fissures on the biting surface of teeth are defects left over from the development process. Cells and food debris are easily retained in deep pits and fissures, and are difficult to remove, which can easily induce tooth decay in children.

4. Saliva factors: Saliva is the external environment of teeth, playing buffering, cleansing, antibacterial or antibacterial roles. Large amounts of dilute saliva can clean the surface of teeth and reduce the accumulation of bacteria and food debris. Small amounts of thick saliva are easily retained, which promotes the formation of plaque and adhesion to the tooth surface, leading to childhood caries.