My 34 month old kid is having problem in her teeth she is having an absess on her front left teeth but inspire of giving several antibiotics it didn't suside due to which her teeth has been removed now after a month she again having same problem in another teeth what to do please advice
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Why to remove. Only 2 yrs so do a pulpectomy and put a strip crown if front teeth or a stainless steel crown if back teeth.show it to a Pedodontist and they will do it. Start anibiotics if infection started
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It is sad that your toddler has this problem . The front teeth that she has pus discharge are decayed and normally shed around 6 -8 yrs of age . Two treatment options are available. One is to remove the offending tooth completely and the other is to carry out pulp therapy . A child dentist will decide whether to save the teeth or remove it. So Kindly take your kid to a child dentist . But considering her age it is not easy to treat her and consultant dentist may require her to be sedated using general anesthesia . So consult a pedodontist nearby for further clarifications . Pls don't give antibiotics blindly without removing the underlying cause.
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