Methods of Treating Caries of Permanent Teeth in Children with Unformed Roots

Abstract

The origin of dental caries in children is naturally the same as in adults. The leading factor in the development of caries is the caries-forming microflora of the lower respiratory tract, with a more thorough examination of dental caries and chronic infectious diseases, leading to an imbalance of multiple risk factors and protective factors. The main factors playing a role in the development of dental caries in childhood are the structure of the teeth of temporary attachment and saliva, carious bacteria, easily fermentable carbohydrates and the temporary factor.