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My 3yr boy having cavity in molar
I remembered molar teeth is most important. But the Upper molar teeth cavity created at this 3yrs age. Does it will fall teeth..? Do i take any action? Right now 20teeth grown does all fall when he grow up?
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Milk tooth will be replaced by permanent tooth. But this process do take many years. Till the time permanent tooth doesn't erupt, milk tooth will help to chew.
If you notice some cavity in tooth, then go and get them treated. As if you delay they may become more carious and cause pain. So it's better to take treatment as early as possible.
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Don't worry
All the 20 deciduous(primary teeth) will be replaced by the permanent teeth counterparts at corresponding ages
But a decay in primary upper molar teeth will affect the erupting permanent premolar teeth
if left untreated the decay(caries) will progress.
Next Steps
Do consult a dentist and get a filling(restoration) done in his teeth ASAP.
Health Tips
Remember to regularly consult a dentist twice yearly for intra oral examination to have early diagnosis and treatment accordingly.
Maintain oral hygiene by brushing twice daily and rinsing the mouth after every meal it greatly helps.
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Milk teeth start shedding by 6 years of age and process continues till 12 years. During this time every tooth has its own time to shed. The upper milk tooth molar will shed by 10-12 years of age.
If left untreated, it would start causing pain, swelling, damage the developing permanent tooth above the roots of this milk tooth amongs a few things.
Please visit a pediatric dentist for a check up and treatment for this.
Remember, decay spreads from one tooth to another , it's very important to get it treated before it progresses any further
Next Steps
visit a pediatric dentist
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