* Cavities, or dental dentist Union decay, must be treated in both primary and
permanent teeth.
This problem occurs most commonly with the lower front teeth, but
it can also happen with the upper front teeth. Older children (ages
7-13) may retain primary http://chcflorida.coventryhealthcare.com/ teeth in the molar and cuspid
region. The
presence of baby teeth in the middle teenage years indicates a potential
problem such as a congenitally absent permanent tooth or an impacted
permanent tooth.
The dentist will attempt to replant the tooth. The dentist will
replace the tooth in the socket and keep it stabile by splinting it to
adjacent teeth for several weeks.
* Vague pain in gums may be caused by canker sores. These are very
common in children and can occur in any soft tissue area. Medication can
be given to relieve pain. Avoiding hot and spicy foods and drinks will
diminish discomfort.