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Black marks on his teeth
My six year old son has black marks on his teeth off lately. Please help or suggest what needs to be done
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Black spots suggestive of cavities. Get it restored by visiting dentist. If not treated right now, those teeth will have to be treated by RCT lately.
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He hi I am pedodontist.. I can definitely help u with it.. please post some picture .. so I can tell u wt exactly to do
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Black spot on the teeth it may be dental cavity.cavity can initially present as dark spot,and if this is the causes,it's important to seek dental treatment quickly before the decay spread and causes serious structure damage to the tooth.cosult your dentist
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Dr. Priti Shethna
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26 yrs exp
Pune
tooth decay in children are pretty common at this age. Sometimes medications taken in early childhood also leave intrinsic stains in the teeth .
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See a dentist to rule out cavities or any intrinsic staining on teeth.
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Dr. Avinder Dhillon
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21 yrs exp
Delhi
Mamm yes the black spot on teeth is a cavity onlyy.......So plzz visit a Dentist asap coz it can cause serious problem to the kid and kid suffers frm pain in the long run......rgds
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