Should I worry about uneven enamel on baby teeth?

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Uneven enamel surfaces on baby teeth are only a problem if it is a sign of very thin spots in the enamel, increasing the risk of cavities. If there is only minor discoloration, as sometimes occurs with inhaled steroid use for asthma treatments, then there is no risk or harm.

Answer by  Monkey4 (74)

No,but I would start a good brushing routine. I would follow dental guildlines for children regarding juice and milk,brush daily. Follow up with a dentist or child primary care doctor.

Answer by  rannit (91)

Worry is probably too strong, but you should keep an eye on it. Many things can cause problems with enamel on baby teeth, usually nothing serious, but you might also want to have your dentist take a look at it.

Answer by  Yen (320)

Not really, but the child should be seen by a regular dentist. It might be nothing but it should be looked at.