The structure of milk teeth. Baby teeth are the first set of teeth that appear in a child's mouth. These teeth play an important role in nutrition, speech and the growth of the jaw and permanent teeth. The number of these teeth is about 20, which were divided equally in the upper and lower jaw (front teeth: 8, canines: 4, and molars: 8). - **Enamel:** The hardest layer of the tooth, which is made of hydroxyapatite and is responsible for protecting the tooth... - **Din:** A layer under the enamel that gives more strength to the tooth... - **Pulp:** The soft tissue that is in the center of the tooth and includes blood vessels, nerves and layers that connect the cells of the root and root of the tooth.. it to the jawbone... - **Root:** The lowest part of the tooth that It is located in the jaw bone and gives stability to the tooth... These teeth are usually smaller than permanent teeth... They are whiter than permanent teeth and in addition to being smoother, they also have fewer and shorter roots. Also, the vulnerability and probability of decay of milk teeth is much higher than permanent teeth... The reason for the importance of children's milk teeth... Milk teeth bring a child's first smile and despite being temporary, they are very important... We pay milk.. Baby teeth act like retainers that maintain the necessary space for the growth of permanent teeth.. If your baby's baby teeth are falling out prematurely due to decay, infection or trauma (or you have to misplace the permanent teeth and the permanent teeth may be misplaced and the permanent teeth may be misplaced). Correct and better digestion of food Proper chewing of food is the first stage of digestion.... baby teeth help in better digestion of food in the stomach and intestines.... Since children are in the growing age and proper nutrition and proper absorption of food in their bodies is very important, you should pay special attention to maintaining the health of their baby teeth so that you do not get involved in the need for children's dental services on speech... ### Be sure to know a child or children among your relatives who, due to lack of teeth, have a different pronunciation from others of their age and age.... The reason for this is the role of baby teeth (and teeth in general) in producing sound and pronouncing words.... Not having baby teeth can have a negative effect on a child's speech... ### Maintaining a child's beauty and self-confidence A beautiful smile plays an important role in a child's self-confidence... Decay and loss of milk teeth can affect your child's smile and reduce his self-confidence from an early age.. ### Prevention of infection and its spread Decay and infection of milk teeth, if left untreated, can spread to other teeth and even other parts of the body... Read more: How to denerve a tooth ### Establishing correct oral hygiene habits Caring for baby teeth is an opportunity to teach and create correct oral hygiene habits in children... these habits will be with the child throughout life and help to maintain the health of his permanent teeth.... Does a baby tooth have a nerve?... There is no tooth without a nerve.... The nerve means the root of the tooth and a set of nerve fibers that are located inside the blood vessel.. The structure of the baby teeth is explained. connects.** Can we denerve a milk tooth?. Yes... in special circumstances, a specialist dentist can save a baby tooth with the help of **pulling the nerve**... Children's tooth root treatment (pulling the nerve of a milk tooth) is done by two common methods: pulpotomy and pulpectomy.... ### Pulpotomy Pulpotomy is a dental procedure for the treatment of decayed and infected teeth in which only the crown of the tooth (the visible part of the tooth) is denervated and the pulp (soft tissue inside the tooth) is preserved in the root of the tooth. Pulpectomy is another method of denervation of decayed and infected teeth in which the entire tooth pulp is removed from the crown to the root. This method is performed when decay or infection has penetrated the tooth nerve in the root. Is pulpotomy or pulpectomy better?... Both pulpotomy and pulpectomy methods are used to denerve the damaged tooth.... But these two methods have differences with the extraction method.... We mention these differences below... If your child is in the following conditions, you should extract your child's tooth: ### Deep tooth decay When the decay reaches the deep layers of the baby tooth and the pulp (nervous and blood tissue), the child may experience severe pain or infection.... In this situation, debridement is necessary to remove the infected tissue and preserve the structure of the tooth to prevent the infection from spreading to other teeth or surrounding tissues. If it falls and remains in place... Mouth abscess or swelling of the gums around the baby tooth is a sign of pulp infection. If the child complains of severe, continuous or nightly pain in the tooth, the pulp may be inflamed or infected.. Baby teeth play an important role in maintaining the necessary space for permanent teeth to grow.... If a baby tooth is extracted instead of being extracted early, the adjacent teeth may be displaced and cause the permanent teeth to fail... Tooth extraction helps to maintain the permanent space... - Constant and unexplained toothache - Sensitivity to temperature (cold or hot) - Darkening of tooth color - Gum or cheek swelling - Redness around the damaged tooth - Loose teeth - Tooth fracture - Deep cavity in the tooth - Pus around the tooth - Bad breath - Fever **Read more:** Nerve relief in pregnancy Benefits of tooth extraction for children - Preservation of teeth - Preventing premature loss of milk teeth - Prevent infection - Reduction of pain and discomfort - Maintaining beauty and self-confidence - Improving oral and dental health Does denervation of children's milk teeth have any side effects? Although nerve extraction of milk teeth is a treatment method to preserve damaged milk teeth.. but this method, like any other dental procedure, may be accompanied by complications.. One of the most important concerns of parents is the possibility of damage to the nerve of the permanent tooth growing under the milk tooth, which is of course cause for concern... because if the nerve removal is not done correctly or the infection recurs, the permanent tooth may be damaged and require more complex treatments in the extraction of the nerve in the child, although there is no specific solution for this problem except discomfort. There is no use of anesthesia or painkillers!.. Some children may be allergic to anesthetics or painkillers used in this procedure.. On the other hand, success in extracting baby teeth depends on various factors such as the skill of the dentist, the type of tooth damage and the cooperation of the child. (Front or Muller), cooperation of the child during treatment and even the need for anesthesia or special sedatives... Therefore, it is not possible to determine a specific and single number for tooth extraction for all children without observation and examination. If you are looking for children's dentistry in Tehran to extract teeth or baby teeth of your beloved child, Dr. Benianian's dental clinic is a great choice for you as one of the best dental clinics in Tehran. This clinic provides quality services and with the presence of a team of experienced dentists and pediatricians, root canal treatment, dental anesthesia, anesthesia and all services related to dental anesthesia to its customers. The clinic uses modern equipment and Advanced is done in the best way... Your child will be treated in a calm and intimate environment and experience a pleasant dental experience.... For more information, you can call 02188539720 and book an appointment or register your appointment request through the box below... 88539720-021