Oz Children's Dental Cavity Treatment Review

My child still has primary teeth, but recently I noticed a black spot on the molar. I brushed very thoroughly with a toothbrush, but it didn't go away, so I was really worried it might be a cavity.

The Oz Children's Dental Clinic in our neighborhood has a really long wait, but fortunately, I made an appointment for a check-up about two months ago, so I was able to go there quickly.

They paid a lot of attention to help the child feel less afraid during treatment. We were really worried while lying down for the examination, but we heard that foreign substances were lodged in three molars. Every time we had an examination, they said these teeth were prone to cavities, but hearing that it was just before the cavity stage eased our worries.

She is currently 4 years old, and I heard her molars fall out around age 10. If cavities develop before then, treatment is necessary, but she can only tolerate treatment after turning 4. Fortunately, this time, our child only needed foreign substance removal without any treatment. However, we are scheduled to visit again in 5 months. I just hope she doesn't develop cavities by then ㅠㅠ

It's a toothbrush recommended by the dentist, and I always buy it from Coupang and bring it to the dentist. The kids want to buy it in their favorite colors.

It cleans much better than other toothbrushes, so I recommend it as a toothbrush for children.

It's still a baby tooth, and I was worried that a cavity might have formed, but after visiting the hospital, my worries have eased a bit. I will make sure to help them brush better from now on!