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Complaining of pain in the cheek
Here's the picture attached of my daughter's teeth, she brushes teeth regularly but still there is yellowness which is eating away her teeth, don't know the reason, is it a decay??? Kindly Tell me what to do??
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Visit your dental surgeon soon and get tooth restoration done as soon as possible.
If pain starts treatment cost will increase.
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Yes,it`s a tooth decay which can be treated only by filling.
Tooth decay is an irreversible process,that is once initiated won`t go away by brushing.You need to get those teeth restored.
Though brushing twice daily would prevent the inititation of a decay at the first place.
Next Steps
Visit a local dentist and get it Physically evaluated followed by treatment required,as soon as possible.
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
Your daughter has decayed teeth. Please visit a dentist and get her teeth treated.
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes cavity is there visit a dentist
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Dr. Ojasvita Chandra
Dentist
1 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes your child has tooth decay .
Sometimes even after brushing tooth decay takes place , because most of the times children don't brush their teeth 2 times a day , also they are unable to brush their teeth effectively leaving food particles stuck over teeth especially the teeth present at the back called as posterior/molar teeth.
As far as I can see , the rest of the teeth of your child are in a good condition.
So keep it up
Keep taking good care of your child's teeth and mouth and do visit to get the treatment for this decayed tooth so that it can be saved from further damage.
Next Steps
you should take the child to a dentist and get the treatment done and further maintain good oral hygiene of the child by brushing twice a day and rinsing mouth after meals
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https://youtu.be/ps7duyw9lie?si=PTiwRs6Xh2Q1dIDc
here I have left the link for you and your child to look at the proper technique of brushing teeth for children .
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