After a baby grows teeth, in addition to drinking breast milk, they can also eat a lot of complementary foods. However, some parents may not pay attention to their baby's oral health, which can lead to a series of dental problems. Many children have black teeth and a lot of cavities, which is a consequence of not paying attention to oral hygiene. Do you know what to do if a baby's baby teeth are decayed?
Usually, babies change their teeth around the age of ten. The teeth that grow before this are called baby teeth. After all the baby teeth fall out, new teeth will grow. Although baby teeth only accompany us for about ten years, if there are cavities in our teeth, it not only affects our appearance, but also affects our daily diet. Food cannot be fully chewed, and the nutrients in food cannot be fully absorbed. Therefore, we must pay attention to oral health issues in our daily lives.
Brushing teeth once in the morning and once in the evening is a must practice. Parents should choose a toothbrush and toothpaste specifically for their baby, rinse their mouth after eating, and promptly seek repair and treatment at a dental clinic or hospital if they have insect teeth. In daily diet, parents should pay attention to their children's intake of sweet foods. Foods with high sugar content may cause their children's teeth to develop worm teeth. Even for baby teeth, they should be carefully cleaned and cared for.
