Children should always be re-motivated to regularly brush their teeth. One way is to stain the teeth on the teeth. Special colored fluids are coated with teeth.
In the oral cavity of children, about the sixth year of life, the first permanent teeth appear. First, the upper and lower permanent jaws, the teeth with which the strongest tangling force works, and the whole of their life suffer from the greatest chewing load. Because of this, it is extremely important to keep these teeth healthy.
Cutters have a distinct system of fissures (lumps and dents on chewing surfaces) in which deposits are accumulated. Hence, caries appear very quickly on these young, tough teeth.
Caries begins as a small "hole" or a milky-white stain on a hard tooth enamel. Most commonly during dental treatment, it finds that the caries are much deeper than it looks from the outside, and is expanded into deeper, softer dental tissue dentin. Young permanent teeth have a large pulp chamber in which there are capillaries and nerve that damage the caries in a very short time, causing severe pain. In order to avoid such a scenario, it is recommended to protect only the grown-up of young permanent ears as "seal fillings". This is a quick and painless procedure, so it is very acceptable for children.!(