Child dentist

2017-10-21 12:35:27
Hello Doctor do you practice for 3 year old toddlers also... Need to get my son teeth check up.. Many times he complained of food getting stuck into his teeth
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Hello I'm a Pediatric dentist (Lucknow) Food getting stuck into the teeth can be due to decay/cavity in the teeth or gaps between the teeth. Normally, in milk dentition physiological spacing is present, so probable cause of food lodgement is cavity in the tooth. The required treatment procedure will depend upon the extent of the decay.
Next Steps
Please visit a Pediatric dentist
Health Tips
Ask the child to rinse after every meal for now. brush twice a day.

Answered2017-10-24 08:29:40

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Hi I am pediatric dentist.. if u in mysore pls do visit.. food is getting stuck in kids mainly due to cavity ,, call me I can guide u

Answered2017-10-21 18:02:35

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Generalised spacing in deciduous teeth is normal ,,visit your near by dentist to answer all your queries ,, early restoration of teeth helps in preventing further dental decay as well as lesser treatment time which makes it easier for the kid to accommodate
Next Steps
visit your nearby dentist Regards
Health Tips
rinse after every meal and brush twice daily ,,,will help removing food debris and prevent further decay

Answered2017-10-21 15:47:51

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Dear friend,plz search pedodontist in ur city using practo search app.

Answered2017-10-21 14:30:36

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