Patient's question:
There is something on the child's teeth, and they feel uneven when touched. Except for a few teeth, the inside is like this. What's going on? Is it serious? Currently, the child has not brushed their teeth yet.Doctor's answer:
This is a case of recurrent caries in deciduous teeth. The chalky areas indicate demineralization of the enamel. Once the enamel is demineralized, it becomes brittle. The yellow areas show that the enamel has undergone scar exposure, revealing dentin. You should visit a hospital to get the teeth filled. Pay attention to avoiding sugary foods and help your child brush their teeth regularly. The above advice is for the question "What's the reason for the uneven texture on a child's teeth?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!