Breath is the most common oral disease among people, mainly occurring in the adult population. But some mothers may find that their babies are so small, how can they still have bad breath? What exactly is causing this? Let the moms not figure it out. What should I do if the little baby has breath?
1. When babies are approaching their birthday, they will grow some baby teeth, and they will also start learning to eat foods other than breast milk. Therefore, when it comes to exercising chewing, they will naturally leave food residues in their mouths. If mothers do not pay too much attention to their babies' oral hygiene, it will greatly increase the chance of their babies having bad breath.
2. The baby's physical development is not yet sound, so the formation of digestive fluids will also be relatively less. If you eat too much or come across hard food during feeding, it can cause a certain burden on your baby's digestive system, leading to indigestion or food accumulation, which can also result in bad breath.
3. People seem to have an extreme liking for sweets, and babies are no exception. When babies can add complementary foods or have already fully consumed food, they naturally cannot do without sweets. Mothers must pay attention to one thing, especially at night, and never let their babies eat sweets. This can lead to dental problems and even cause bad breath if they are not in a hurry.
