Question 1: How to treat children's dental caries? Hello, for children, the health of primary teeth is also very important now, because it also affects the health of permanent teeth that children will replace in the future. If you have dental caries, it is recommended to check as soon as possible. For those who have formed dental caries, they must go to the dentist as soon as possible to fill the cavity and prevent the condition from getting worse. However, long-term delay in filling treatment may lead to the deterioration of tooth decay, pain caused by the spread of inflammation and even tooth necrosis.

And it may lead to more tooth decay. It would be a pity. Then it is suggested that the teeth can be filled as little as possible without inflammation, and it is even worse if there is pain. Parents are also advised to take their children for examination as soon as possible.

Question 2: How to treat children's tooth decay? Hello, I'm Zhengzhou Friendship Children's Dentist. It depends on the age of tooth decay. It should be noted that different teeth need to be replaced at different times. For example, the maxillary breast is replaced at the age of 12 or 13. If it is broken near the teething period, then leave it alone and just pull it out. If it breaks at the age of seven and it takes five or six years to grow a permanent tooth, then the tooth must be preserved. Root canal therapy, the specific steps are: opening, killing nerves, diminishing inflammation, filling teeth, filling teeth. (Shallow caries can be directly filled without treatment)

Question 3: How to treat children's dental caries? Dentists pointed out that the treatment of children's dental caries is to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the degree of dental caries.

First, the method of drug treatment is to grind away the decayed tissue on the child's bad teeth, and on this basis, combine drug methods to prevent the development of children's dental caries, such as sodium fluoride and ammonia silver nitrate drugs.

Second, tooth filling and restoration treatment, restoration treatment methods include: filling and restoration, inlay and so on. Children can choose their own treatment according to their own condition.

Question 4: How to treat children's dental caries? My child has several decayed teeth! Dental fillings are often used to treat dental caries. If the pulp is exposed, root canal therapy will be used for treatment. Shengbei said that the specific situation still depends on the degree of dental caries of your child and whether the dental pulp has been broken by violence. Just don't make up.

Question 5: How to treat children's dental caries? The problem of children's tooth decay has always been controversial. (Some doctors say that children should change their teeth sooner or later, and it is not recommended to treat worm teeth before the age of 6; More technical institutions will say that children should be treated as soon as possible as long as they have cavities.

First, distinguish between deciduous teeth and permanent teeth:

There are only two teeth in a person's life, primary teeth and permanent teeth. Before the child is 6 years old, he only has deciduous teeth and no permanent teeth. Generally, deciduous teeth erupt from half a year old and end at two to three years old, with a total of 20 deciduous teeth.

Children began to change their teeth at the age of 6, and some began to change their teeth at the age of 6 and a half (all normal), and they didn't change their teeth until 12 years old. This replaced tooth is called a permanent tooth. People will have this tooth all their lives and can't change it. There are 28 or 32 permanent teeth, which erupt at the age of 6, and all of them erupt at the age of 12 (excluding 4 wisdom teeth, that is, 28 permanent teeth).

Simply put, deciduous teeth are the first teeth to grow out, and eventually they will fall off. A permanent tooth is a person's second tooth. If you drop it, it will be very troublesome, so you can only "fake".

All deciduous teeth were replaced to 12 years old. /kloc-before the age of 0/2, it is a very critical period for children's growth and development. Bad teeth have a great influence on eating and directly affect the growth and development of children. Moreover, if there is a problem with deciduous teeth, it must be treated as soon as possible.

I hope my answer can help you answer questions.

Question 6: Don't children need treatment for dental caries? Dental caries of deciduous teeth can also cause pain, affect children's chewing, cause malnutrition, affect the development and eruption of subsequent permanent teeth, cause tooth replacement obstacles, and even affect the development of maxillofacial region. Moreover, when the child is about 6 years old, four permanent teeth will erupt at the back end of the upper and lower dental arches, up and down or so. These four teeth are what we call "six-age teeth". "Six-year-old teeth" is very important for the arrangement of children's permanent teeth and the development of maxillofacial region. At the same time, these four teeth are more prone to dental caries. However, these teeth are often mistaken for deciduous teeth by many parents. Even if dental caries occur, it is not treated in time, and the opportunity for treatment may eventually be lost. Therefore, parents should regularly take their children to a professional dentist for examination, and treat them in time if they have dental caries.