After a child is born, as they grow older, their teeth will slowly grow out, which are their baby teeth. When a child is older, their baby teeth will be replaced, and they will experience tooth replacement. Tooth replacement usually occurs with age and there will be a certain period of time before it ends. So, when should a child have their teeth replaced?
When children grow up to around six years old, the first baby tooth usually undergoes tooth replacement. However, due to different physical conditions of children, the age of tooth replacement may also be earlier or later, but it will definitely occur. The period of tooth replacement usually lasts until the child is around 12 years old, and in general, all 28 teeth will grow completely. Parents can pay attention to observation.
If a child lacks calcium in their body, the age of tooth replacement will be relatively late, and there may be difficulties in the process of tooth loss. It is also possible that new teeth may emerge before the teeth have fallen out. Parents must take their children to the hospital for extraction in a timely manner, otherwise the teeth will be misaligned, which will have a serious impact on the child's future.
Unbeautiful teeth not only affect a child's chewing ability, but may also cause psychological burden, which must be corrected in a timely manner. At the same time, it is important to help children develop good brushing habits when changing their teeth,
