Patient's question:
What should I do if my one-year-old's enamel is falling off? They already have eight teeth, and two of them have noticeably fallen out. My older child also experienced enamel loss, and when I took them to the doctor as a child, they said it couldn't be treated and that it could only be waited out until the teeth fell out. But my younger child is only one year old, and their teeth are already falling out. I'm so worried.Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend. According to the situation you described, this baby will still lose their teeth, and it generally does not require treatment. The main thing is to pay attention to maintaining good oral hygiene, avoid eating sweets, brush teeth before bed, and pay attention to appropriately supplementing zinc and calcium for the child. The diet should also be adjusted to increase nutrition. In this case, it is still necessary to take the child to the local hospital's dental department for a check-up.