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Cavity on milk tooth
Noticed this in the teeth of my 3y 10m old son. He absolutely resents brushing, but I somehow manage to do it 2 times daily... But this got me worried...
What should I do?
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Consult your dentist at the earliest
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This is small black spots of cavity.
Consult dentist nearby and get it cleaned.
It won't go by brushing.
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Take your child to a pedodontist. The kids dentist will clean the cavity and fill it. If you leave it, it might increase and give pain to your child at later stage.
Next Steps
Find a pedodontist in your city and take an appointment
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Do not delay much
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Very initial stage of caries.
Keep brushing after meals.
Toothpaste: kidodent/candy cop.
Next Steps
visit dentist after 6 months for thorough check up.
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