How to care for children's milk teeth and the risks of neglecting them

 Many parents neglect their children's milk teeth for their young children and this thinking that brown teeth will be replaced in late childhood and will not have any effect on the structure of the child's permanent teeth, but the fact that the loss of brown teeth is a great risk not only to the child's permanent teeth but also to other health risks  

In this article we will explain the way to care for the child's milk teeth and the most important ways to prevent the caries of children's teeth and the risks of neglecting them.

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First: lactic teeth

These are teeth that appear six months after birth and are only temporary teeth replaced by late childhood and are only 20 years unlike adults whose mouth contains 32 years. These teeth are a pillar of the baby's gumand are very important for the proper growth of permanent teeth later
The fall of the lactic teeth

Second: decay of milk teeth

Causes of brown tooth decay

The most important factor in brown tooth decay is the neglect of parents to clean the children's teeth thinking that they are not permanent

Also an important cause of the loss of brown teeth is not cleaning the baby's teeth after feeding and calcification of milk in the interstitial causes

Many sweets in childhood from two to eight years with no consideration of washing teeth and you can see the article: Treatment of tooth decay without a doctor

The dangers of brown tooth decay

Brown tooth decay leads to a great risk to the child on several levels so that it decays over time leads to its rapid fall and therefore the child will suffer from speech problems in his youth may be permanent and therefore greatly affected on his life

The fall of the milk teeth also makes it difficult for the child to digest to eat and over time he will suffer from stomach problems and colon problems may accompany his whole life

Also the biggest danger is on permanent teeth later it is known that who organizes the appearance and centering of permanent teeth is the milk teeth and their disappearance any fall will lead to the lack of good centering of permanent teeth later and therefore problems in the organization of teeth and the child will later need a dental specialist and may exceed the need for surgical intervention to return the child's teeth to normal condition

It is also possible to lead tooth decay in your children to the problem of yellowing of their teeth and thefollowing is a big problem for your child's childhood can be found the following article: yellowing teeth can indicate a serious disease. Careful

Third: Ways to care for brown teeth for children

To keep your baby's teeth intact, it is necessary to take care of them again by:

Good brushing

Since the first appearance of the teeth shown to wash the baby's teeth twice a day using a special brush and diluted toothpaste so as not to affect the baby's stomach

Use of special toothpaste

By consulting doctors about the right toothpaste for your children's teeth, doctors usually recommend fluoride-diluted toothpaste.

Periodic survey of your children's gums

Using a special toothbrush to keep your children healthy, it has an important role in the cohesion of your teeth and prevents infections of tha may prevent the fall of your children's teeth.  

Reducing sugars

It is the most important factor causing tooth decay for millions of children around the world. Reducing them not only protects your children's teeth, but also protects your children from many diseases that are the primary cause of diabetes.

Reducing abnormal breastfeeding

It is a factor of deviation of your child's teeth' abnormal growth, the multiplication of them makes the growth of the upper jaw teeth move upwards, which makes the orthodontics in the years of the end of childhood a must

Instill ing a culture of brushing your baby

It is a safe and effective way to ensure the proper growth of your child's teeth so he gets used to a precise and effective system to wash his teeth daily and will save him from many problems associated with tooth decay and infections.

Breaking the psychological barrier between a child and a dentist can help instill a culture of dental care so your child can review the following article: Addressing the problem of the child's fear of the dentist

Conclusion

Brown teeth are very important in the early years of your child's life and neglect has consequences that may not be corrected in the future, so they must be taken care of.