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Hutchinson’s Teeth is a dental developmental anomaly characterized by peg-like or screwdriver-shaped teeth. Most teeth form abnormally as a result of calcium metabolic abnormalities. Hutchinson’s teeth, on the other hand, are the result of an infectious illness known as “Congenital Syphilis”. unexpectedly it is usually passed on to a child by his or her mother. How does Congenital Syphilis…

In the most successful scenarios, there are 3 common ways to treat kids missing teeth

Baby tooth preservation

Replacing missing tooth

Closing the space orthodontically

5 Ways You Can Save Your Child Teeth From Sweets

As delectable as they look, sweets can be the road to absolute destruction for a child’s teeth. Since the very beginning, parents should focus on inculcating a healthy oral regime in their little ones. A strong and well-devised oral hygiene routine is deemed to keep dental problems at bay. Every meal contains varying amounts of sugar and starches, which are used by the bacteria present in a…

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The first teeth of your child: what you should know

They grow. Even if your baby is teething, this is a period, not painless passing. When your child gets a first tooth and how you know it's ready?

When the first teeth are expected?

The average age for the breakthrough of the first teeth is around 6 months. Yet it may be that a baby until his first birthday or later will get a first tooth. Usually, the lower cutting teeth first come through, followed by the upper incisors. The teeth usually stop growing around the second anniversary of your child. The teeth then have 20 milk teeth.

Did you know that you can start all the best dental hygiene of your baby before he or she is teething? In preparation for the arrival of the first teeth, you can brush the gums gently with a clean, wet cloth that you wrap around your finger. When you do that every day, prepare the coming of the teeth and to keep the place clean where the teeth come.

What symptoms can occur in getting the first teeth?

The gain of the first teeth can be accompanied by a number of inconveniences. In addition to what may occur following more howl:

Redness and mild irritation of the gums

Frequent bite

restless sleep

runny nose

Loss of appetite

drool

slight temperature

diaper rash

For the above inconveniences still some diminish you as a parent do the following:

Give your child a hard teething ring. Some teething rings contain water so they can be cooled in the refrigerator;

Massage the gums with your fingers;

Buy a dental gel or drops in the pharmacy. This slightly numbs the gums and will ease the pain. Please note: always read the package insert and ask advice from your pharmacist.

Does your child have prolonged fever? There is probably more to it than getting teeth. Even when the gums around the teeth coming through looks very red and inflamed looks like when you have the impression that your child has an earache, you should consult a doctor.

How you take care of your child's baby teeth?

As soon as the first teeth are visible, you should also take care of them yourself teach your child daily. No obvious job. Therefore, we have listed 10 tips for you that can help you so that your child cares for baby teeth. Even when the first teeth are visible, an annual dental visit is recommended. Therefore, it is wise as a parent to take your child already from childhood. So your child gets used gradually to the environment at the children's dentist.

Why bring a baby or child for cleaning!!

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There are good number of reasons why we need to see a 1 yr old baby with teeth or children in the dental office for a check up and cleaning. The reasons are…….

• Instruct the caregiver and child or adolescent in proper oral hygiene techniques.

• Remove microbial plaque, extrinsic stain, and calculus.

• Facilitate…

WebMD: Oral Care

The following chart shows when your child's primary teeth (also called baby teeth or deciduous teeth) should erupt and shed. Eruption times vary from child to child.

There are a number of problems that affect the oral health of children, including tooth decay, thumb sucking, tongue thrusting, lip sucking, and early tooth loss. Even though baby teeth are eventually replaced with permanent teeth, keeping baby teeth healthy is important to a child's overall health and well-being.