Waves on teeth may be related to tooth abrasion, enamel hypoplasia and dental fluorosis.
1. Dental abrasion: If you often do not pay attention to oral hygiene, and like to eat sweets or too hard food, it may lead to damage to the tooth body, which can cause dental cryptic cracks, resulting in waves on the teeth.
2. Enamel underdevelopment: If the child’s body lacks calcium when growing teeth, it may lead to the development of enamel to be affected to a certain extent, thus leading to waves on the teeth.
3. Dental fluorosis: when exposed to too much fluoride during tooth development, it can lead to dental fluorosis, which can also cause waves on the surface of the teeth.
Waves on the teeth, if the symptoms are not obvious it is not recommended to do special treatment, if there is recurrent pain in the teeth, you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible to the dentist to do a film examination, through the diagnosis and then treatment.