Misha's dental treatment was successful, his appetite improved, and he is now on par with his peers in speech development

Misha has a rare congenital disease. Many people with this disease have brittle bones, but some people also have brittle teeth. It's called imperfect dentinogenesis. Misha has it, too. With imperfect dentinogenesis, teeth don't grow properly, break easily, sometimes erase almost to the ground, and require special care. Many "fragile" face the need for dentures long before old age. Moreover, some even need special baby crowns to protect baby teeth from decay, abrasion, chipping and further decay. Yes, baby teeth still fall out later, but they are nevertheless very important for your health. If they decay before they're ready to be replaced by permanent teeth, it can lead to unpleasant consequences, such as the formation of malocclusion, severe speech defects and even breathing problems. Also, when the teeth wear out, it hurts the baby to chew even soft food. "Fragile" Misha has been seen at the dentist almost since birth. And then recently, during an examination, it turned out that the boy appeared and began to rapidly develop tooth decay. Now he urgently needs special treatment and children's crowns, which will help save Misha's baby teeth. In Russia, there are still not many specialists who have the necessary experience and are willing to take on dental care for "fragile" children. Luckily, in Moscow, where Misha lives, there are such specialists. But unfortunately their treatment and prostheses are not covered by the compulsory medical insurance and Misha's family cannot afford to pay this sum very quickly. Please support this "fragile" boy and his family, help Misha get help in time!