Hereditary opalescent dentin

Hereditary opalescent dentin is a type of tooth that is grayish white, lacks luster, and is underdeveloped, and is particularly similar to tetradentine. This type of tooth is mainly caused by genetic diseases and can be protected by wearing a deciduous crown.

When hereditary opalescent teeth occur, the teeth may be particularly susceptible to wear, which may affect the child's normal chewing function. In order to protect the teeth and reduce tooth wear, it is necessary to go to a regular dental hospital and protect them by wearing deciduous tooth crowns to avoid damage to the teeth.

Hereditary opalescent teeth usually show calcification and small growths in the local pulp cavity during X-ray examination. When this happens, you need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination to determine whether there are other diseases. You should also cooperate with the doctor to achieve early detection and early treatment, which will be beneficial to the recovery and improvement of the body. In addition, if complications of tetracycline teeth are found during the examination, it is necessary to cooperate with the doctor to use artificial bezoar metronidazole capsules for treatment and improvement.

In daily life, we should also pay attention to oral hygiene care, develop the good habit of brushing your teeth every morning and evening and rinsing your mouth after meals. At the same time, we should also pay attention to dietary adjustments, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and avoid drinking carbonated drinks.