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Parents with children who have undergone a child’s dental examination have probably heard of the closure, and doctors have recommended it to children of appropriate age, saying that they can protect their teeth, protect them, and that many parents have arranged it. But when it's done, the new question comes: how long can a gap be closed? Is it once and for all? If it's worn, when's the right time
In fact, many parents have one fault: they feel they've closed their children's dens, and they've put a shield on their teeth for life. It is unknown that the protective effects of closed ditches are time-limited, that children are still exposed to the risk of tooth decay, especially during the critical period of the onset of a permanent tooth, and that one wrong step may affect the health of the child's teeth throughout their lifetime. Today, in the most common words, the two core issues that parents are most concerned about, suggest that the collection be kept
First, understand: how long can you keep a hole closed
The first clear answer: the length of protection in the closed gutter is not fixed and is related mainly to the age of the child, oral hygiene practices, and the wear and tear of the inhibitor, which generally varies from two to five years, in two different cases:
1. Tilt closed: for a relatively short period, usually 2-3 years. Because of the thinner and lower rigidity of the teeth and the young age of the child, the brushing of the teeth may not be serious enough, and food residues can easily be attached to the surface of the teeth, combined with daily chewing and chewing, which accelerates the wear of the sealant. In addition, the breast teeth themselves have replacement cycles, usually gradually replaced by constant teeth between the ages of 6 and 12, so that they are largely protective as long as they last until they are properly replaced。
2. Condensed gland: longer, usually three to five years or longer (if oral hygiene is well maintained). It's thicker and harder, if kids brush their teeth hard enough to avoid eating more often. Through the bite of hard foods (e. G. Nuts, hard sugar), the sealants can be better attached to the gutter of teeth and continuously prevent bacteria and food residues from entering, thus preventing the gutter (the most common type in the child's teeth, accounting for more than 80 per cent)。
Here, parents are reminded that the closure of a ditch is not a means of protection once and for all. It protects only the part of the cavity of the teeth (the dent on which the teeth are most susceptible to dirt). It does not protect the sides of the teeth and the surroundings. If children do not brush their teeth carefully and eat sweets frequently after closure, they may still have teeth。
Focus: make the best time to close the ditch. Parents remember it right
Completing the gutter closed, looking at two key points at the core: the wear and tear of the sealant and the child's stage of teeth development
Category i: regular review, recovery of wear and tear
Parents are advised to take their children for a closed gutter, and to take them for oral review every six months to one year. If the following three scenarios are found, they need to be completed in a timely manner:
1. Partial detoxification, cracking: the bacterial and food residues will be used to enter the gutter, lose protective effect and need to be filled in a timely manner, as a result of gaps or cracks in the closure
2. Total decompressants: this may be the most common case, where the child has chewed hard food, brushed his or her teeth too hard, or where the inhibitor itself is in bad condition, and must be replaced in a timely manner, especially with constant teeth, without delay
3. Severe wear and tear of the sealant: the sealant becomes thin, does not fully cover the trachea, loses protective effect and also needs additional coating。
Attention is drawn here to the fact that filling a gutter does not require the extraction of teeth or the drilling of teeth, that the process is the same as the first one, without pain or pain, that parents do not have to fear that their children will not cooperate, and that most of them can be successfully completed if they communicate well in advance。
Category ii: special phases, to be completed/reworked
In addition to routine re-examination, two critical stages of a child's teeth development, even if the sealant is not clearly worn out, are recommended to focus on the examination and, if necessary, to be supplemented or reworked, are periods of anti-gold gold that are difficult to remedy:
1. 1 - 2 years after the onset of a permanent tooth: a child between the ages of 6 and 12 is a replacement period for a permanent tooth, and when a permanent tooth is first born, the tooth acne is not fully mineralized, is less rigid, and the new cavities are deeper and more muscular. (b) if the child is closed in the early stages of a trough, it is recommended to review after 1-2 years, if the ambulant is worn out and replaced in a timely manner, to ensure that it is fully protected at the most vulnerable stage
2. The child is between the ages of 12 and 13 years, after all the permanent teeth have come out: at this point, the child's permanent teeth are almost entirely grown, including grinding teeth and front grinding teeth, and it is recommended that the child be taken for a full oral examination, that all closed teeth that have been closed in a ditch be examined, that the worn-off and removed sealants be consolidated, and that the unconfined permanent teeth be checked and, if the condition is met (deeper in the ditch, no cavities), that they be promptly completed and that the defence lines be firm。
Category iii: in these cases, the replacement must be earlier
If the child:
1. Children often chew hard foods (e. G. Nuts, hard biscuits, pencils): such acts accelerate the wear and tear of the sealant and are recommended for inspection every 3 to 6 months, and the problems are detected in a timely manner
2. Poor oral hygiene of the child and frequent cavities: even if a gutter is closed, it may result in bacteria growing on the edge of the closure agent due to a lack of cleaning, and it is recommended that the review cycle be shortened and examined every three months, with early filling if necessary。
Parents must see: these three faults do not delay the child's work
Many parents have missed the best time to close their ditches because of misunderstandings, and have left their children with teeth, three common faults that must be avoided:
Zone 1: when you've closed a ditch, you don't have teeth
(b) consistency is confined to the cavity, with no protection for the neighbour or the side, and the lack of cleanness still causes the cavity of the teeth, which can be replaced by continuous protection
Mistake 2: do not have to do without the seal
Even if the sealant is not removed and the thickness becomes thinner after long wear and tear, the protective effects will be reduced, particularly in the case of long teeth, and it is recommended that it be reviewed on a periodic basis and filled as necessary
Zone 3: breasttooths are changing. They don't have to be closed
Breast teeth not only cause pain in the child's teeth and affect food intake, but may also cause damage to the constant embryo below, leading to abnormal growth of the permanent teeth and their long and crookedness, even when the latexes are worn and the sealants are worn and replaced until they are replaced。
Finally, i would like to say to the parents that the closure of a ditch is one of the most effective means of preventing a child's discomfort, but that its effects are dependent on timely care and daily care. Bearing in mind that every 6 to 12 months of review, wear and tear, focus on the critical stages, together with careful brushing of teeth and control of sweets, can truly protect the child's teeth, keep them from the pain of their teeth and have a healthy permanent tooth。
If it is not clear whether the closure of the child's gutter needs to be supplemented, it is recommended that the child be taken to the regular children's dental examination as soon as possible, and that the doctor give the child a recommendation for a targeted supplement, depending on the child's specific circumstances, so that he does not regret it
