I am Anita, mother of two years old daughter who is suffering from severe teeth problem. 4 months before my Daughter's 6 teeth were treated by RCT due to decay into her teeth. Again two teeth has same problem.
Please help me 🙏 to solve this problem of my Daughter's....
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Hi. I think you need to look into the oral hygiene of your daughter. Do make her brush twice a day. Make sure she rinses her mouth after eating anything sticky. Don't feed her milk at bedtime, make sure she rinses after having milk. Visit your dentist once every 3 mos so incase of any small cavities, they can be easily filled and bit spread. Do keep a track of her eating habits as well
Hi Anita , even after treating 6 teeth other teeth are getting cavities is because of rapidly spreading cavities.In two years 8 teeth getting cavitation is not a good sign. Something with the child's diet and oral hygiene is going wrong. To find out what detailed examination and history is needed.you should consult a pediatric dentist. Cavities are multifactorial. There is no single cause for it.
First go for proper dental check up why this is happening you should go for dental x ray also.it will help in proper diagnosis.pain can be due to many reasons so go for proper evaluation.
Having rampant cavities in mouth is often very challenging for parents. Treating it is very important.
2yrs child mostly don't have all their 20 primary teeth in mouth, could be that the new teeth, have decay now.
Root canal may not be needed if fillings are don't well in time for teeth.
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