Bottle tooth decay

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Bottle tooth decay

Asked for Female, 2 Years

My 21 month daughter have bottle tooth decay in front four teeth .one teeth is almost gone. Cavity is growing very fast. Which treatment is best for my baby.

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Dr. Sahil Gagnani

Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon 11 yrs exp Ahmedabad

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Please don't wait and visit a child care dental specialist. It's an emergency which might affect the permanent teeth.

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Dr. Vikas Kumar Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon 14 yrs exp Lucknow Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vikas Kumar

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In your condition, if caries superficial than caries will be removed and filling that teeth. But if deeper than rct needed and then filling will be done. If required then capping. It is the line of treatment.

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