Childhood tooth decay blocker
A clinical American study led by the University of Michigan has revealed the effectiveness of a new treatment using "Silver Diamine Fluoride" to stop tooth decay in children. The application, administered every six months, successfully halted decay in more than half of the affected primary teeth without the need for drilling or filling. This treatment is considered safer and faster than traditional methods, although it does cause permanent dark staining on the treated area. The therapy is effectively used for young children, adults, and individuals with special needs—particularly those who find it difficult to receive conventional dental care. It is a practical alternative that eliminates pain and infection while preventing the need for surgery.
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