My son has tooth decay problem. He is 1.5 yes old and already his 4 top tooth has been decayed. It seems to be affecting other teeth as well. Pls let us know how we can treat this.
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Subin
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It may be due to multiple reasons like poor oral hygiene , incorrect feeding patterns and problems in the tooth structure etc
Please consult a pediatric dentist at the earliest
This is a condition called early childhood caries which is mainly due to sleep time feeding practices. Treatment will depend upon the extent of the damage caused by the decay. Pediatric Dentist will be able to assess it clinically and tell you the treatment options.
He has early childhood caries I. E due to cariogenic food and poor oral hygiene and requires treatment & some lifestyle changes
like....
1. Please, maintain his oral hygiene by following proper brushing technique as Roll- Roll method using fluoride containing toothpaste in a pea size amount only twice daily.
2. Gargle his mouth with water after every meals to maintain oral hygiene.
3. Concentrate on proper healthy diet for child.
4.avoid artificial sugar containing foods.
Also,
Does he has pain with any of his teeth? If yes, please let me know. Otherwise can you please, post his clinical photograph of the teeth in question to suggest exact diagnosis & treatment plan for him.
Next Steps
visit dentist for further clinical examination or if not possible due to pandemic you can consult on practo ! we are here to help you!
Health Tips
Don't worry. Prevention is better than cure! following above measures will definitely help a lot .
Thanks!
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