Introduction: How many months does your baby have deciduous teeth? How is it cared for? Parents should understand in advance, which is good for the baby
Speaking of baby deciduous teeth, I still remember when my baby had deciduous teeth, it made me excited, the small teeth looked so cute, and the grinning teeth were even more cute.
So how many months does the baby grow deciduous teeth? How is it cared for? Parents should figure it out in advance, it is good for the baby! Parents who don't understand it yet come to check it out so as not to make a mistake.
In general, baby teeth begin to grow when they are 4 months old, and most babies grow deciduous teeth between 4 and 10 months of age.
If you are more than thirteen months old and there is no sign of deciduous teeth, parents need to take their baby to the hospital to see, do not delay.
My baby's first teething appeared when he was six months old, but recall that the baby will send out some signals before teething, when eating breast milk, he will bite hard from time to time, this situation occurs, most likely the baby is about to teeth, but not the baby is too naughty, but his gums are not very comfortable.
After the first growth of deciduous teeth, the teeth will be gradually grown, and at about two and a half years old, they will grow fully, reaching 20 deciduous teeth.
When you are six or seven years old, you start to change your teeth, your deciduous teeth fall out one after another, and your permanent teeth grow out, a process that lasts until the child is about 12 years old.
Understand the process of teething in your baby, so how to care for it?
Some parents have such a wrong perception, thinking that the deciduous teeth will fall off anyway, and then protect them well in the future, and the deciduous teeth are not necessary to care so much, so some babies have been three years old and have not yet begun to brush their teeth.
Some parents think that it is not too late to brush their teeth when all the deciduous teeth have grown, so they never clean their mouths before the age of two.
Some parents think that the deciduous teeth should be protected and cannot eat things that are too hard, so they often break the food for the baby to eat.
These practices are all wrong, for the sake of the baby's good, do not go into the wrong area.
Although the deciduous teeth will fall out and grow permanent teeth, it is necessary to know that the deciduous teeth should accompany the child for six or seven years, if there is a problem with the deciduous teeth during this stage, it is not conducive to the growth of the child.
On the one hand, it will affect the development of chewing ability, on the other hand, it will affect the health of the spleen and stomach, because of the problem of deciduous teeth, many foods cannot be chewed, and the chewing ability cannot be exercised, and if the chewing ability is poor, eating will often be swallowed hard, and the food that is not chewed into the stomach and intestines is bound to affect health.
In addition, if the deciduous teeth are more serious, they will also cause other diseases and make the baby hurt.
There is also poor chewing ability, has been eating soft food, deciduous teeth have not been exercised, in the future, when the permanent teeth grow out, the deciduous teeth are not willing to fall off, and it is easy to grow double rows of teeth, affecting the child's appearance.
Therefore, when the baby grows deciduous teeth, parents must understand the care, which is very important!
When the baby teeth are just out, parents first wash their fingers, then wrap them in clean gauze, dip them in warm water to wipe the baby's baby's baby teeth and gums to avoid milk stains.
Six-month-old babies should wean their night milk as soon as possible, and if they eat night milk frequently, it will also affect their dental health.
When the baby grows up and the teeth grow a lot, parents can use a silicone toothbrush to help the baby brush his teeth.
After all the deciduous teeth are grown, the baby is almost three years old, at this time, parents teach the baby to brush his teeth, tell him the correct brushing method, brush once a day in the morning and evening, and maintain oral hygiene.
In addition, you should often remind your baby not to eat before going to bed, especially at night, do not eat anything after brushing your teeth, and usually eat less sweets.
In addition, after the baby grows to one year old, let the baby nibble on apples, nibble corn, bite cantaloupe, etc., do not specifically make the food very broken, or make it very soft, it is necessary to exercise the baby's chewing ability.
When cooking, we should also pay attention to nutritional balance, let the baby ingest some high-calcium ingredients, and the teeth will be healthier.
The care of baby's deciduous teeth is critical, have you learned? Make no more mistakes.