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What Causes Greyish Black Discoloration On The Cap Of Teeth?

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Posted on Tue, 11 Oct 2016
Question: My six year old daughter has a cap on one of her teeth.The tooth beside that capped one is loose and about ready to be pulled but the tooth has turned a Greyish black color...What could be going on with this? Thanks in advance
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Answered by Dr. Mahesh Kumar T S (53 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Internal resorption, pre shedding mobility, tooth extraction

Detailed Answer:
Thanks for your query. I have gone through your query.
As far as the XXXXXXX tooth with grayish black discoloration can be because of the internal resorption or pink tooth. Nothing to be panic, the tooth is XXXXXXX because of its normal root resorption. The milk teeth will start shaking once the roots of it gets resorted by the erupting permanent teeth. Nothing to worry. Get the tooth extracted. If possible upload the images of the tooth for better diagnosis and treatment plan.
I hope I have answered your query. If you have any queries reply me back. take care.
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Dr. Mahesh Kumar T S

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What Causes Greyish Black Discoloration On The Cap Of Teeth?

Brief Answer: Internal resorption, pre shedding mobility, tooth extraction Detailed Answer: Thanks for your query. I have gone through your query. As far as the XXXXXXX tooth with grayish black discoloration can be because of the internal resorption or pink tooth. Nothing to be panic, the tooth is XXXXXXX because of its normal root resorption. The milk teeth will start shaking once the roots of it gets resorted by the erupting permanent teeth. Nothing to worry. Get the tooth extracted. If possible upload the images of the tooth for better diagnosis and treatment plan. I hope I have answered your query. If you have any queries reply me back. take care.