Definition
Definition
Dental dysplasia is the alteration of the development of the structure and color of baby teeth, as well as permanent teeth.
Classification
Dysplasia is considered to be:
- Simple, when the anatomy of the tooth remains normal.
- Complex, when there is destruction gradually causing the normal tooth shape to disappear.
Cause
Cause
The different causes of the different types of dysplasia are:
Treatment
Treatment
Treatments for dental dysplasia include:
- Frequent brushing of teeth.
- The application of composite (a substance whose role is to protect the surface of the tooth) can sometimes delay the destruction of the enamel.
- In the event of permanent damage to the shape of the tooth, the installation of a crown is sometimes necessary.
- Change in oral flora (change in pH: acidity).
- Vitamin supplementation (extra vitamin intake).
- Mineral supplementation.