Liquid could be answer to stop cavities without drilling, study finds
Summary
A study from the University of Michigan found that silver diamine fluoride can stop tooth decay in over half of treated baby teeth. This liquid treatment might help prevent cavities without needing to drill.Key Facts
- The study was done by the University of Michigan.
- Silver diamine fluoride is a liquid used to treat tooth decay.
- It stopped decay in more than 50% of treated baby teeth.
- This treatment could reduce the need for drilling cavities.
- The study focused on baby teeth, not adult teeth.
- Silver diamine fluoride works by stopping the decay process.
- Using this liquid could offer a less invasive way to manage cavities.
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