Guest guest Posted May 4, 2005 Report Share Posted May 4, 2005 Hello everyone. I haven't posted here in a long time. Anyway, good to be back. I'm looking for some really good advice. My son has pretty bad tooth decay. Next dental visit is next week. It's been a year since he was last at a dentist, and they said he looked fine then (although I didn't think so). We're struggling with tooth brushing, hopefully we're in for a good change now though since he's more willing to throughly brush his own teeth. He likes to chew on his toothbrush, I wonder if it's instinctual and " better " , indigenous dental habits coming to mind. Diet is another struggle. He's very picky and seems to be somewhat food intolerant. I think it would help to have a list of a few very nutrient-dense foods that I can give on a regular basis, any ideas? What particular nutrients should I emphasize? I've been thinking of getting clo and butter oil. Good idea? I'm at a loss of what to do with fillings. Obviously, we'll avoid mercury. But white fillings aren't that great either, being plastic. I've seen some children whose teeth are just eroding. I assume their parents opted out on fillings altogether. Which way is teh best to go? If tooth decay is advanced is there any hope of remineralization to the point where fillings are unneccessary? Thanks, fina. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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