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What Are The Precautions To Be Taken To Get Good Permanent Teeth For A Child With Cavities In Deciduous Teeth?

hello sir , my baby is 4 years old having teeth cavities . Front teeth are black and half broken . I am scared about the next coming teeth , Will they be ok or any problem occur? Please suggest me to do some cure so that the next coming teeth will come without any problems and sometimes she also suffers from a severe pain.
Mon, 2 Dec 2013
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Hello, thank you for consulting with us. As you have mentioned that your child is having cavities in deciduous teeth (milk teeth ) and you don't want her permanent tooth to get cavities than first thing you should do is get the cavities removed and get the tooth restored as the infection can spread from deciduous tooth to permanent tooth.
After that you should ask her to brush her teeth twice daily, and also prefer not to eat too much of snacks between the meals, if she feels like then she can take just after the meals. It will help her to maintain her ph of oral cavity.
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What Are The Precautions To Be Taken To Get Good Permanent Teeth For A Child With Cavities In Deciduous Teeth?

Hello, thank you for consulting with us. As you have mentioned that your child is having cavities in deciduous teeth (milk teeth ) and you don t want her permanent tooth to get cavities than first thing you should do is get the cavities removed and get the tooth restored as the infection can spread from deciduous tooth to permanent tooth. After that you should ask her to brush her teeth twice daily, and also prefer not to eat too much of snacks between the meals, if she feels like then she can take just after the meals. It will help her to maintain her ph of oral cavity.