What does severe tetracycline tooth have?

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I am 35 years old. I am a university teacher. I have always been confident in my appearance and body. I think I am a good teacher. But I have always been troubled by my teeth. In the past two years, my teeth have become more and more yellow. At first, I thought it was just tartar. Later, I went to the hospital for examination and said that I had tetracycline teeth. Later, I checked the information, We know that this is due to the low toxicity of tetracycline antibiotics, which catalyze dehalogenation biosynthesis. Tetracycline deposits in teeth, bones and even nails, causing enamel hypoplasia. Now I'm worried that the disease is getting more and more serious. Let's take a look at the following.

What does severe tetracycline tooth have?

First, if tetracycline teeth are identified, it is suggested that tooth decolorization can be used. Tooth decolorization is to use a kind of decolorizer to decolorize and whiten teeth. This method is generally applicable to mild or moderate tetracycline teeth and dental fluorosis. This method has obvious effect on mild tetracycline patients.

Second: of course, it can also be used. Cosmetic crown correction is a new dental beauty technology popular in Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. After 3D positioning by computer, the cosmetic crown is beautiful and natural after tooth forming. It is safe and painless without tooth extraction. It is stronger and more efficient than normal teeth.

Third: if it is a severe tetracycline teeth patients, can also use tooth beauty cover method, the current more popular method is to make porcelain fused to metal crown, all ceramic crown cover. After treatment of teeth beautiful, white, and not repeated, not easy to fall off

matters needing attention

It should be noted that the dietary choice of tetracycline teeth is a must for every patient. You can eat onion once every one to two days in the staple food. The sulfur compound in onion is a powerful antibacterial ingredient, which can kill Streptococcus mutans, which causes tooth decay.