Dental Health in Children

04.05.2018

ORAL AND DENTAL HEALTH IN CHILDREN

Why are your children rotting their teeth?
• Milk teeth contain more organic matter than normal teeth. For this reason they are more susceptible to rotting.
• Children can not interpret the signals, such as cold hot tenderness and mild pain, seen early in decay.
• Children can not pay attention to oral care. Children's hand skill, curiosity and parental attitude determine the habit of brushing teeth.
• An error frequently made by the anemia is that the teat or the bottle is soaked with sugar, jelly, and so on, to give to the children and to feed between the sleepings. The teeth are prone to decay because of the malnutrition.

CAN I HARD TO PREVENT RISE FORM?

 •A vaccine or drug that can completely prevent rot is not yet developed. However, some materials for reducing the number of bruises are being used today; " Fissure sealant " is the material we call.
 •Tooth decay usually begins in the grooves called "fissures" on the chewing surfaces of the teeth of the little and small teeth. It is prevented from starting to rot by preventing the infiltration of things like germ, food, etc. in the area by covering the grooves with the material we have made. It can also be applied to small and small teeth.


WHAT IS THE IMPORTANCE OF MILK THREADS?
 • The primary task of milk teeth is to ensure that the child is fed properly. The proper development of talking is also dependent on the presence of milk teeth.
 • Milk teeth protect the area they are covering for the permanent teeth that will replace them and guide them when the permanent teeth are in motion. When the tooth is pulled early, this natural locator function also ceases to exist.
 • Bruises on the teeth of the dairy; pain can cause the child to meet at a very young age and have some phobia in the future. These bruises can cause premature loss of milk teeth.

BREAST CARE IN BABIES

 • Breastfeeding of babies with breast milk for at least the first four months will provide normal development of soft tissue and muscle functions around the mouth. Use of physiologically titled (palate, cut-tipped) bottles is necessary when the mother's bladder is inadequate.
 • Babies should be accustomed to feeding with glasses and spoons from the age of one.
 • Feeding with a bottle can last up to two years of age. Habits such as parma suction, pacifier use can be allowed up to two and a half years old. If there is a finger sucking habit, this habit should be eliminated between three and six years.
 • Respiratory problems have an adverse effect on the development of the jaw. If there is only breathing in the mouth (which is better understood when sleeping), but not on the ground, the ear, nose and throat specialist should be consulted.

WHEN DENTAL BRUSHING HAS BEEN STARTED IN CHILDREN?
 •If the baby is six or eight months old, the cleaning process should start (as the teeth appear in the mouth). It is appropriate to wipe the teeth (at least the chewing surfaces) after a morning breakfast and before going to bed at night with a clean cheesecloth or gauze.
 •To use the toothbrush, it is recommended to start after the child has the back teeth (average 3 years old).
• It is very difficult to apply a technique for brushing teeth in pre-school children. What is important at this age is to give the child a toothbrush. When children are brushing their teeth, they often brush their visible or easily accessible faces. But to prevent tooth decay, teeth interfaces and chewing surfaces are much better For this reason, after the brushing, parental control will ocur.

HOW TO CHOOSE A TOOTHBRUSH FOR CHILDREN?

 • Use toothbrushes made of soft and nylon bristles that are suitable for the mouth size of the child. It is not appropriate to use a toothbrush to scrub the toothbrush. It can not be brushed with an old brush unless the sweeping process can be done with a broken broom. The brushbristles wear off (average 6 months).

WHICH WOULD YOU USE UP TO YOUR CHILDREN?

• The use of toothpaste is not recommended for children up to the age of three and up to the age of three. You should start using toothpaste after three years of age. As you see in advertisements, as much as one inch of chickpea is enough for brushing.
• At the beginning of the use of toothpaste, any of the fluoride toothpastes may be preferred. The most important is that the child likes the taste of the selected toothpaste.
• It is important to remember that an effective brushing process is more important than brushing.

BRUSHING THE THREADS THROUGH THE DAY TIME?

•After morning breakfast and before bed at night, just three minutes of effective brushing is enough. Like good habits, tooth brushing habits will be won in childhood.

BABY RIDGE

WHY DO CHILDREN BEARING?

• Milk teeth contain more organic matter than normal teeth, so they are more susceptible todecay.

 WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO TO PROTECT FROM THE BAR?

• Since the treatment of rotten bruises in babies is very strong, protective measures should be taken early.

WHAT ABOUT THEM?
• Avoid your baby's habit of sleeping with the bottle in your mouth.
• Try to sleep after feeding.
• Super sugar in the berry; Do not add sweeteners like honey molasses.
• Always drink water after the baby is fed.
• Clean the teeth with a clean, wet cheesecloth after the first teeth have started to run at nightand in the morning.

we do not use bottles, but my baby's teeth are decayed. WHAT WOULD BE THE REASON ?
• In addition to the bottle, it is another reason for bottle nurseries to be supplied with desserts such as honey, molasses, jam, etc., in order to silence crying babies.
• Besides this, carbohydrate-sugary foods, given to the baby's hand to linger after the teeth have been driven, also cause tooth decay. The baby is high in nutrients such as apples and carrots instead of such foods; you need to guide the kitchen to help clean your teeth.

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