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Suggest Treatment For Stains On Teeth In A Child

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Posted on Wed, 14 Dec 2016
Question: My daughter 2 years 7 months old her weight is 10.5 kg

She is having some stain in her teeth.I am regularly clean her teeth 2 time in a day
Please Suggest me what to do
I had attached the images
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Answered by Dr. Honey Arora (21 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Developmental defects in teeth, not staining..

Detailed Answer:
Hi..
Welcome to HEALTHCAREMAGIC..

As per the explanation and image that you have attached, what I can see is not staining but it is appearing to be defects in tooth itself..

It is appearing like Improper formed enamel which can be in condition like Enamel Hypoplasia but not appearing to be very severe....

This cannot be treated at home and you need to consult a Pedodontist for this..

But in case if your daughter is not having any problems like sensitivity of teeth, you can leave it as it is and just maintain a good oral hygiene..

Please write back for further queries..

Hope this helps..

Regards..
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Suggest Treatment For Stains On Teeth In A Child

Brief Answer: Developmental defects in teeth, not staining.. Detailed Answer: Hi.. Welcome to HEALTHCAREMAGIC.. As per the explanation and image that you have attached, what I can see is not staining but it is appearing to be defects in tooth itself.. It is appearing like Improper formed enamel which can be in condition like Enamel Hypoplasia but not appearing to be very severe.... This cannot be treated at home and you need to consult a Pedodontist for this.. But in case if your daughter is not having any problems like sensitivity of teeth, you can leave it as it is and just maintain a good oral hygiene.. Please write back for further queries.. Hope this helps.. Regards..