What should I do if my teeth are damaged and turned black

Teeth are very important to people. Healthy teeth not only make people look happy, but also enable them to chew food normally and maintain the normal functioning of the human body. If your teeth are damaged or blackened, it means that there are a large number of bacteria in the teeth, and these bacteria are very destructive to the human body. So, what should you do if your teeth are broken or black?

The blackening and rottenness of teeth are commonly said by the people. The blackening occurs because the enamel layer has been destroyed by bacteria and turned into rotten tissue. The dental hospital can remove the rotten and damaged tissues, and perform refilling or full crown treatment to restore the condition. Also, smoking or drinking strong tea can cause pigmentation to darken. These are two different concepts. One is just pigmentation without damage to the enamel layer, and the other is blackened tissue caused by caries. The two situations should be treated differently. Some patients are very worried about their teeth. When they see blackening, they think they have rotten teeth. After going to the hospital, they find that the enamel layer is intact and all the hard tissues are intact. In this case, it is not caries and the teeth only need to be polished. If the enamel layer has been damaged, the tooth must be filled as soon as possible, otherwise the caries cavity will continue to spread and eventually cause irreparable tooth disease.

What should I do if my teeth turn black and rotten? There is a folk saying that teeth turn black and rotten. First, teeth turn black because the enamel layer is destroyed by bacteria and becomes rotten tissue. The dentist can remove the rotten tissue and damaged tissue and refill it, or perform full crown treatment to restore the teeth. Second, smoking or drinking strong tea can cause pigmentation and make teeth darker. These are two different concepts: