Just when I thought we got my daughters tooth decay on the four front teeth under control, it seems…
Just when I thought we got my daughters tooth decay on the four front teeth under control, it seems now pretty much all of her top teeth are affected, her molars are really bad now even though we were just there a month ago. I called this morning to send the pictures to see if they needed us to come in and once the dentist saw the pictures, they wanted us to come in ASAP. So we drove three hours total this afternoon to make a trip, and I'm just feeling so defeated. My oldest has no teeth problems, she's four. My youngest who is 2 can't seem to catch a break.
Her canines aren't even in yet, and I can already see places on the bottom of them that look like they're going bad. I'm assuming there has to be some genetic issue going on, whether she just has no enamel, soft teeth, or something idk. She had a lip tie until 17 months when I got it revised due to noticing her front teeth starting to decay, but I just feel like I'm losing a battle I'm never going to get on top of. And while her dentist assures me that her issues will not affect her adult teeth, I'm slowly starting to worry that they will!
Okay, rant over. Lol.
Oppztryagain·
Do they know what its from im going thro this w my 4 year old their pretty bad a d im notnsure why.we brush. he was on a bottle late. He has autism so it was harsld breaking him. He never drank it at night tho
Heather 👰👪👪··
Genetics, soft enamel, weak teeth, bacterias in the mouth, etc.
Oppztryagain··
my sons teeth r horrible :( ive taken him before n the doc wouldnt do anything because he woupdnt hold still
Tia Tufts·
Мама двоих (младенец)
I had similar issues as a kid. I can only remember loosing one tooth naturally and that I had 2 dental surgeries. My adult teeth do have decay and cavities. I have had a lot of fillings but if they are kept up on they stay in pretty good shape.