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A recent American clinical study has revealed that using an affordable medicinal liquid based on a compound called "Silver Diamine Fluoride" can halt the progression of primary tooth decay in children without the need for drilling, injections, or anesthesia. The research was conducted on approximately 830 children across three U.S. states, where the affected tooth was coated with the solution every six months. The treatment successfully stopped the progression of decay in more than half of the cases, resulting in a permanent dark stain in the treated areas. The results suggest that this treatment is safe and effective, and can be used for children in their first year of life. It also reduces complications associated with decay, such as pain, infections, difficulty eating and sleeping. This approach is considered a suitable option for very young children, those with disabilities, or children who refuse to visit dental clinics.
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