Because of their many bumps and grooves, the chewing surfaces of children's teeth are highly susceptible to cavities. Debris and resulting bacteria may become lodged between the grooves of a child's tooth. These grooves (called pits and fissures) may be more problematic for some children than for others.
Toddlers, children in cavity-prone years (aged four to 17) and adults all face the same pit and fissure problem. Premolars and molars have the most pits and fissures, and are difficult for people of any age to reach with a toothbrush or dental floss. However, the application of sealants on the appropriate teeth can help prevent tooth decay for susceptible populations.
Dental crowns can repair extensively decayed or damaged teeth. Dental crowns can be made of gold metals, silver metals, metal and also availbele in pre fabricated form.
General dentists, prosthodontists, pediatric dentists may perform the crown procedure for childrens
for restoration restorative materials used to repair teeth which have been compromised due to cavities or trauma
The dental sealant procedure is usually performed on baby teeth soon after they erupt, and repeated at regular intervals over the years. Since the sealant is gradually lost through natural wear and tear of the teeth, the application must be repeated to remain effective.
