Baby Teeth Growth Process

Milk teeth usually begin to appear between the ages of five to seven months. However, this tooth might have started looking at children aged three months, or a new will appear after the age of more than one year. The first milk teeth out is lower incisors, and incisors above, followed by the first molars, canines, and finally the second molars. If it is complete
out, the child will have a series of four teeth, 4 bottom incisors, two canine teeth on the fruit, two lower canine teeth, four teeth and four molars on the lower molar teeth. Pieces totaling 20-tooth cog.

This process lasts from infancy until the child is three years. At the time of the teeth will come out, generally the child will be irritable, restless, loss of appetite, often biting objects. If this happens, you should not panic.

Actually, this problem can be solved by giving him a bottle of milk or rubber toys, round and dull the surface, so safe for children. When children are fever, can be given febrifuge. To cope with pain when the teeth start to come out, clean your baby's gums. This should have been started since the newborn.

According to experts, the main cause of tooth decay is an acid created by bacteria that exist in the oral cavity. Germs will produce acid when there are leftovers, which rnengandung sugar and flour, which is sticky on the teeth in a long time. Acids can cause damage to the hard layer of teeth (enamel), so there is a hole in the tooth. When this layer is damaged, the inside of teeth is not as hard as email, will be destroyed faster and painless.

In children under five, the biggest cause of tooth decay is to drink milk or other sweet liquids through a bottle. Given this, should be completed each time a child
drink milk or other sweet liquids (such as lemon juice or fruit juice), give him one or two tablespoons of water to 'wash' mouth. Nor should familiarize
children fall asleep with a bottle nipple still in rnulut, because such a sweet liquid will inundate the incisors.

If this habit lasts long enough, will be damaged incisors. Even not only the incisors are broken, but the whole surface of the tooth. Ideally, your child's teeth checked every six months, so that if an interruption occurs can be detected and handled.