Children's Cavities Treatment

It's a proud moment. Cavities, on the other hand, are a reality for many children. There's no need to panic if your child's pediatric dentist discovers a cavity; they can typically treat it quickly and painlessly.

Cavities in Children: What Causes Them? 

Cavities in children are mainly caused by plaque buildup, which causes the tooth to deteriorate.

Sugars and starch react chemically with plaque, causing tooth enamel to erode and a cavity to form. The tooth becomes more vulnerable to damage and infection as the enamel erodes.

Cavity treatment for children is usually simple and quick.

It is critical to have a cavity filled in your child's mouth to prevent additional tooth decay. At our Tooth Affair, it is almost typically completed in a single quick consultation.

Do Cavities in Baby Teeth Need to be Treated?

The quick answer is that the natural enamel on baby teeth is weaker than on adult teeth, making tooth rotting easier. Cavities are also a bacterial infection that can spread from one tooth to the next.

Junior Smiles Pediatric Dentists have a lot of experience fixing cavities in baby teeth and preventing illness from spreading to your child's other teeth.

When baby teeth are being pushed out by adult teeth, it's sometimes okay to leave the cavity because the tooth will be extracted soon. A pediatric dentist at Junior Smiles will assess if a tooth can be monitored or whether it has to be fixed.

When Junior Smiles treats your child's cavity, here's what to expect.

In one visit to our office, the tooth filling operation is finished with minimal discomfort. We can ‘freeze' the tooth area to temporarily numb it if we suspect there will be any discomfort.

The decay on the affected tooth will be removed. The tooth is then cleaned and filled with a unique composite filling that matches your tooth's color. The material will be cured using a blue light for a natural-looking and long-lasting outcome.

Dental visits can cause anxiety in children. If you want, we can administer conscious sedation to your kid to help them feel quiet and relaxed during their session. Please contact our dentists to explore the advantages of conscious sedation dentistry for your kid. Our dentists have credentials at local hospitals to treat your child if a deeper sedative or general anesthetic is required.

To meet dentist in Bangalore, book an appointment now 7676206206 at Tooth Affair

At Tooth Affair, we are known for providing best dental   health care services to all individuals. Backed by a state of the art infrastructural facility and a dedicated & well-trained staff, our dental care center has carved a niche in the industry by offering excellent Oral and Dental services at all levels. We believe in serving our patients with utmost care and concern. The dental specialists at Tooth Affair use most advanced equipment and technology to give you the award-winning smile and attractive look.

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