Is there a medicine that specifically treats tooth decay Can tooth decay still be treated?

**There are many medicines for tooth decay, but they may not be useful for everyone, because individual differences are different! However, it is better to do pit and fissure sealing, the so-called pit and fissure is actually a physiological defect left over in the development of teeth, and the pit and fissure of molars are more and deeper than those of bicuspids, and they are more obvious in permanent teeth. Pits and fissures vary in depth and shape, from a typical molar pit to a depth of millimeters, a groove diameter of only a millimeter, and some porous structures that can only be seen under high magnification.

It's easy to harbor food debris and bacteria in such deep fissures, and even the thinnest bristles are about millimeters in diameter, making it difficult to clean pits and fissures by rinsing and brushing your teeth. The deep pits and fissures are not cleaned, which provides an ecological environment for bacteria to grow and reproduce, and the bacteria metabolize and produce acid, eroding the bottom and wall of the pit and fissure, resulting in enamel demineralization and the formation of pit and fissure caries. Because the thickness of the enamel at the bottom of the pit and fissure is smoother and the surface is thinner, pit and fissure caries are easy to quickly affect the dentin and even the pulp cavity, so pit and fissure caries is susceptible to caries and develops rapidly.

Pit and fissure sealing refers to an effective caries prevention method that does not remove the tooth tissue on the occlusal surface, but coats it with a layer of adhesive resin to protect the tooth enamel from the erosion of bacteria and metabolites, and enhance the tooth's ability to resist caries, so as to prevent the occurrence of caries. Pit and fissure sealants form a protective barrier to prevent bacteria and food debris from entering the pit and fissure, and at the same time make the original bacteria in the pit and fissure gradually die due to nutrient deprivation, so as to prevent the occurrence of pit and fissure caries, and can also stop the development of early caries.

In general, deep pits and fissures, especially those that can entrap probes (including suspicious caries);

The patient's other teeth, especially those with caries or a tendency to caries in the contralateral tooth of the same name, should be sealed with pits and fissures;

After the eruption of children's teeth reaches the occlusal plane, it is suitable for pit and fissure sealing, generally within 4 years of eruption.

The best time for closure is: deciduous molars 3 to 4 years old, first permanent molars 6 to 7 years old, second permanent molars 11 to 13 years old, bicuspids 9 to 13 years old.

The method of pit and fissure sealing is simple and can be done in a few steps: cleaning the teeth, acid etching, rinsing and drying, applying sealant, and curing. After the material is cured, it is tightly bonded to the ditch wall, and has a certain resistance to chewing pressure, which is not harmful to eating, and the material is non-toxic and harmless to the human body after curing. However, it should be emphasized that pit and fissure sealing needs to be operated by professionals and requires necessary instruments and equipment.

A sign of successful pit and fissure sealing is that the sealant is intact and wears suspiciously but does not fall off, so it needs to be checked regularly and re-sealed if the material falls off.

In summary, the combination of pit and fissure sealant and fluoride can benefit both the chewing and smooth sides of the tooth, thus maximizing the prevention of caries.

No. Tooth decay should be repaired in the hospital dentistry, and the damaged part should be removed and replaced.

Brush your teeth well. If your teeth are prone to tooth decay, you should go to the hospital for a health check-up in six months. In this way, even if there is a hole, it is a small hole, and it will not hurt so much when it is filled.

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Hello, I am glad to answer for you: the method of caries ** is as follows: 1. First of all, the drug**:

This method is used for superficial caries that have not yet formed a defect, and can also be used as an adjunct after abrasion, and the commonly used drugs are 75% sodium fluoride glycerol, 8% stannous fluoride, etc. These fluoride-containing drugs can form fluorapatite on the surface of the tooth, which can promote the remineralization of the enamel demineralization zone, enhance the acid resistance of the tooth, and thus stop the development of lesions; 2. Filling: It is the most effective and commonly used method for dental caries.

Filling is to grind out the caries tissue of the tooth, and prepare the cavity into the prescribed hole shape according to the standard, select the appropriate material to fill the cavity, the most commonly used is composite resin, which is a method used to restore the shape and function of the tooth; 3. Inlay restoration: For teeth with large defects, or teeth with high aesthetic requirements, after preparing the cavity, resin or porcelain inlays can be made through scanning and in vitro to bond and retain the position in the mouth to achieve the purpose of beauty and durability.

Yes. The decayed part should be ground off. Depending on the depth of the cavity, the deep one may require the tooth nerve to be extracted.

There is no such thing as effective**, effective brushing can, reducing sweets and a bedtime diet can be effective in preventing tooth decay.

After all, fluoride is also added to drinking water to prevent caries.

Hello! Dental caries is a common and frequent disease in children, which is closely related to bacteria, diet, teeth and saliva.

After the age of 3, your baby can start learning to brush his teeth. Brush once in the morning and evening as much as possible, and rinse your mouth after meals. It is important to do this, pay attention to calcium supplementation, and use fluoride toothpaste. Doing this can effectively prevent and reduce tooth decay! Wishing your baby good health!

What kind of medicine can be used for caries, tooth decay, tooth decay, and tooth decay?

If tooth decay is painful, anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs, such as cephalosporin and metronidazole, may be used. If the caries is severe, it can be treated with a myeloid agent. Silver nitrate, as well as fluoride, can also be used for tooth decay**.

If it is the pain caused by the tooth, you can prepare some lard and cotton swabs, use the cotton swab to rub some lard and then apply it to the toothache, and repeated use can relieve the symptoms. Also, if the pain is unbearable, you can also put pepper on the molars in your mouth and bite the pepper to relieve the pain. Of course, you can also rinse your mouth with light salt water to reduce inflammation in the oral cavity, if the child suffers from the pain of the tooth, you can take the child to the hospital for some examinations There is no drug to treat tooth decay, you can only go to the hospital to fill the hole, if there is a pulp infection, spontaneous pain, jaw pain, you can eat cephalosporin or roxithromycin, and metronidazole combined drugs, anti-inflammatory, but to completely ** or go to the hospital for tooth treatment.