2024/9/11 on children's oral health questions and answers to mina taraget: 80-20q:1, what about the baby's "martooth"? • 2. Is it normal for a baby to slobber when it has a tooth? What happened to the baby's teeth? • 4 how does the baby's teeth get bigger? What about the baby's teeth? What about the baby's toothache? The baby's going to change his teeth. • 7, what is a six-age tooth and a gutter blockade? • 8. When best to correct a baby's teeth? One, what about the baby's teeth? • “magic teeth” are “upper beads”, formed by a pile of upper skin cells that have no impact on growth and development and do not require treatment. • when teeth come out, irritating the trident nerve because of the increase in saliva, but because the baby does not have the habit of swallowing a large amount of saliva, the mouth is shallow and saliva tends to flow out of the mouth, which constitutes a “physiological flow of salivation”, how do the teeth of the baby become black when they grow older? How does the baby's teeth get bigger? What about the baby's teeth? What about the toothache? The baby's going to change his teeth. What is "six-age teeth"? • “six-year-old teeth” are the first constant teeth to accompany a person, the first of them being the first big tusks to grow behind them, and because they grow around the age of six, why is it that the six-year-old teeth 2024/9/11-year-old teeth are easily turned into teeth? • the early onset, incomplete mineralization of the six-year-old tooth, large bites of the face, upscaling of the teeth, deep and small nests and trenches, which can easily accumulate food residues and form bacterial spots, and the difficulty of brushing their teeth to clean them up, making them the most vulnerable。
2024/9/11 why do you maintain the six-age teeth? • early loss of six-year-old teeth significantly reduces the child's chewing function and discourages child malnutrition; affects the development of the cheekbones, leading to a high level of development of the toothbone, with a false bite that can repulse the front teeth; leads to a tilt of the neighbour's teeth, stretches of the teeth and repulsions of the bites and disorders of the relationship; repulsions of the teeth are incomplete, and has a negative impact on the physical and psychological well-being of the child: how does the six-age tooth be maintained? • first, you must brush your teeth carefully and apply fluorine toothpaste, 2024/9/11 less sugar, 2024/9/11 less fruit, coarse grains, fibre-rich food ditches, 2024/9/11 better fix your baby's teeth. • the most appropriate timing for a child's dental correction is the functional correction period (6-12 years) and fixed corrective period (12-18 years of age), during which the oral physician referred to the “gold period” 2024/9/11 as the dyslexia 2024/9/11。
