f at least one year after the emergence of the first upper teeth. However, if this happens, the dentist can take care of the child, warn the family about the wrong eating habits and inform the family about preventive practices. It is important to continue these visits with a six-month interval for early treatment of caries lesions that may occur. The treatment should be decided by taking into consideration the duration of the eruption and fall of the teeth. Tooth decay is a disease that can be caused by bacteria from mother to child. If the child is not able to brush his or her teeth, he or she may be able to brush his or her own teeth.
The mother’s baby during the night breastfeed causes teeth to decay very early. Lactose in the structure of mother’s milk is a very harmful substance called caryogenic. Therefore, the baby should apply the last breastmilk before going to sleep for a long evening.
Another form of bottle rot is the long-term milk or formula taken by the baby at night during sleep. While the first teeth, carbohydrates (free sugar) rich liquids nutrition before the age of two can cause severe decay of the teeth.
In order to prevent tooth decay, it is necessary to maintain the use of a bottle for up to 12-13 months, not to use a bottle immediately before or during sleep, and, if possible, to drink water immediately after the bottle, and to brush the teeth and gums regularly.
Treatment: early diagnosis of decay makes the treatment easier. The child should be taken to the dentist as soon as possible. Cavities that occur during this age can also be treated with general anesthesia.
DENTAL CARIES AND RESTORATIONS
Tooth decay occurs in milk teeth, the age of falling, the depth of decay and tissue loss depending on the treatment is decided to be done. Teeth can be restored with filling materials or stainless steel crowns. Permanent tooth decay lesions can also be treated with a variety of filling materials and restored.
When the tissue loses its vitality, it can cause pain and swelling. Tooth decay can occur as a result of tooth decay or a trauma to the tooth. A change in the color of the tooth, or advanced bruises, may be a precursor to the infection.
Infection can occur both in milk teeth and in permanent teeth. Root canal treatment or tooth extraction before the antibiotic may be necessary. As a result of infections, the tooth does not need to be pulled at all times. If the tooth is damaged or decayed, the dentist should be consulted as soon as possible.
If the milk tooth needs to be withdrawn before the age of fall, it should be decided to make a place holder to prevent the loss of space. After the dentist has taken the measure, technicians prepare the placeholder. The ground holder must remain in the mouth until the tooth is expected from the bottom.
Placeholders can be fixed and movable in two different types. When the milk teeth are constantly wet, the dentist removes them from the mouth.
Moving placeholders can be inserted and removed by the child. However, in order to prevent the loss of space, it must be worn continuously, removed after meals and re-fitted after brushing.
PREVENTIVE PROTECTION FROM DECAY
In recent years, research on the incidence of cavities, this frequency in children, especially during the mixed dentition period (7-11 years) has reached 92-95 percent. This high rate of decay in the child’s future oral health, more importantly in terms of protecting the general health of the child, some preventive methods have made it mandatory to apply on children.
If your child has a dental problem, it is important to have regular dental check-ups and check-ups as soon as possible to ensure that he or she has a good dental health.
After trauma, reaching the dentist as soon as possible increases the success of the treatment. It makes it easier for the tooth not to lose its vitality with immediate treatment; to remove the discomfort that may occur, and to restore the old shape and function of the tooth.
If the tooth is broken as a result of trauma, the presence of the broken part and fresh water, serum phy