Reasons why children's teeth turn black

Children's minds are not mature enough. Unlike adults, they do not care about every part of their body and have no awareness of beauty. Most children like to eat candy and can’t move when they see it. However, many children do not know how to brush their teeth to protect their teeth after eating candy, so they are prone to tooth decay. When tooth decay reaches a certain extent, the teeth will gradually turn black. In addition, there are other reasons that cause teeth to turn black.

Adults often have caries, dental plaque, yellow and black teeth, not to mention babies in the period of deciduous teeth. Babies are the babies in the hands of their parents, and parents attach great importance to their children's development. It is natural to worry when seeing that the baby has bad teeth since childhood. Babies are the least likely to cooperate with doctors for treatment, so many hospitals are reluctant to accept patients with dental diseases aged 1-5 years old;

1. Let’s analyze the reasons why baby’s teeth turn black?

1. Tooth problems caused by enamel and dentin hypoplasia and hereditary tetracycline teeth and opalescent teeth

Teeth appear black, brown, yellow, etc.

2. Tooth decay: This is what we often call tooth decay. Baby teeth are the most vulnerable, so children's teeth are more easily eroded by bacteria. For precautions, see the end of the article;

3. The black front teeth may be caused by trauma and not cleaned in time, resulting in pulp necrosis. It is necessary to do pulp treatment as soon as possible and repair after bleaching;

4. In addition, long-term consumption of foods or minerals that are easy to stain;

5. If you do not brush your teeth or use the wrong brushing method, which may cause stains, you should go to the hospital for regular check-ups;

6. This is an uncertain factor, which is the environmental problem. Excessive fluoride in the air, water and other substances will cause the teeth to appear dark yellow, etc., which we call fluorosis.

2. Oral Tips:

Although children cannot swallow food because they drink milk, if the milk stays in the mouth for a long time, it will cause odor and tooth decay, so it must be taken seriously. Don't think that you don't need to clean it if the child doesn't eat. From 5 months old, you can use a soft gauze to gently wipe the child in the morning, noon and night;