How to remove baby pigmentation

White teeth make people's smiles more attractive. The water in some areas contains high alkali content, which can cause damage to people's teeth if consumed for a long time. Some parents find that their baby's teeth have pigmentation. What should they do in this situation? If the baby is very young, you can let the baby pay attention to breath hygiene and teach the baby to brush his teeth, which can achieve obvious improvement.

1. What to do if infants and young children have tooth pigmentation

1 Simple tooth pigmentation: pay attention to tooth cleaning

What should we do if our baby has tooth pigmentation? Parents should teach their children to develop good habits of brushing their teeth in the morning and evening, rinse their mouths after meals, and eat less sweet and dark foods as much as possible. If it is just simple pigmentation, it can be improved after a period of brushing and rinsing the mouth, but if it is stubborn pigmentation, you need to go to the relevant dental department for cleaning.

2. Teeth cleaning

What should I do if my baby has pigmentation on his teeth? Teeth cleaning is mainly for children aged 2-6 years old, and children are mainly treated with polishing rather than ordinary cleaning. Polishing means using a soft rubber cup and a fruit-flavored polishing paste that children like to polish and clean the tooth surface to remove soft plaque and pigments, thereby achieving the purpose of protecting the teeth.

3. Pit and fissure sealing

What should we do if our baby has pigmentation on his teeth? When we were cleaning the child's teeth, we found that the child's parents had a strong awareness of oral health and had already performed pit and fissure sealing on him when the child's deciduous molars grew out. The principle of pit and fissure sealing is to apply a self-curing resin that is harmless to the human body into the pits and fissures of the teeth and solidify it after exposure to light. It's like putting a protective coat on your teeth. Prevent bacterial invasion and effectively prevent tooth decay. 6-8 years old is the best age for pit and fissure sealing

4 Pigmentation of deciduous teeth: treatment by professional dentists

What should I do if my baby has tooth pigmentation? To improve the black and yellow color of deciduous teeth, it is usually necessary to have a professional dentist use a slow-speed teeth grinding machine and medical grinding stone powder to remove them. However, after the baby's deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth, this black and yellow situation may reappear. Therefore, after the black and yellow condition of the deciduous teeth has been improved, it is still necessary to do a thorough cleaning to prevent plaque accumulation. At the same time, try to consume less beverages and foods with high pigment content to avoid the re-precipitation of pigments.

2. How to prevent baby's tooth pigmentation

1. Start implementing protective measures from the time your child has baby teeth. During infancy, you can wipe the child's teeth with gauze dipped in light salt water, and rinse the mouth with clean water after drinking milk, especially at night. Start brushing your child's teeth as early as possible. Don't ever think that baby teeth will always be replaced, and that white teeth will naturally grow out after the baby teeth are replaced.

2. Let your children eat sugar and sugary foods, such as biscuits, as late as possible. Avoid eating foods that can easily stain your teeth, such as chocolate or Chinese medicine, for a long time. Don't let small children eat too soft food for a long time.

3. It is unlikely that children will like brushing their teeth before the age of 4. Because children always feel uncomfortable when someone else brushes their teeth, you can take some measures to attract their interest. Children over 4 years old are encouraged to brush their own teeth. For children under 10 years old, parents should check their children's brushing effectiveness every day.

Note: For children under 6 years old, it is recommended that parents help their children brush their teeth. It is not recommended for children to brush their teeth independently too early. Because children's wrist motor flexibility is a slow development process. For example, children may not be able to complete tying a bow until the first grade of elementary school.

4. It may also be caused by calcium deficiency. You can consider calcium supplementation according to the specific situation of the child.