How is shallow caries treated?

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Dental caries, also known as tooth decay and insect tooth, is a common disease in children. Third degree caries is called deep caries of dentin. There are many aseptic inflammation in pulp. Cold water stimulation may cause pain. The incidence of dental caries in children is more than 60% in China. The incidence of dental caries in big cities is more than that in rural areas. There is no gender difference in the incidence of dental caries in the whole year, and it is mainly acute. How is shallow caries treated? Let's talk about it

How is shallow caries treated?

For third degree caries, it is recommended to go to regular large hospitals for examination, and then treat according to different conditions. Follow the doctor's arrangement for timely treatment. This kind of patients should relax their mentality, should not give themselves too heavy ideological burden, to know the quality of the body, and psychological factors also have a great relationship.

We should pay attention to oral hygiene and proper nutrition, cultivate good habits such as brushing teeth in the morning and evening, gargling after meals, eating less sugar, and not eating snacks before going to bed. We should choose health care toothbrush for brushing, that is, short brush head (less than 30mm), soft and elastic brush wire, non-toxic and harmless toothbrush material, and fluoride toothpaste.

For the way of brushing teeth, it should be in accordance with the vertical brush, horizontal and oblique brush and spiral motion trajectory to brush. Pay attention to supplement vitamin D and calcium in eating. Also often to the hospital to do regular examination, generally once every six months, in the third degree caries before to the hospital to supplement their teeth.

matters needing attention

The disease comes from the mouth. Many diseases are caused by the diet that the mouth eats. For dental caries, we should pay attention to our own eating habits, such as brushing teeth in the morning and evening, gargling after meals, eating less sugar, and not eating snacks before going to bed.