Remind parents: quit feeding bottles in time
In the process of a child's development, a Xi diet plays a vital role in the child's health. However, some parents don't realize that using a bottle too early or too long can have adverse effects on their oral health. Especially after the child is 1 year old, the behavior of continuing to use the bottle may lead to abnormal tooth growth and development problems, such as crooked teeth, late speech, and susceptibility to tooth decay.
Damage to teeth caused by bottle Xi
1. Crooked teeth: Continued use of the bottle may cause problems with the abnormal growth and development of the teeth. When a child suckles on a bottle, the pressure on the tongue and lips causes the teeth to move forward, which can cause the problem of protruding front teeth. In addition, the liquid in the bottle is also easy to remain in the mouth, increasing the risk of tooth decay and further exacerbating the problem of abnormal tooth growth.
2. Late talking: Children who use the bottle too early or too long can affect their oral muscle development. When a child sucks on a bottle, their tongue and lip muscles are not fully exercised, which can lead to slurred pronunciation, late speech, and may even have good communication and communication with other children.
3. Susceptible to tooth decay: Feeding bottles are usually filled with sugary drinks such as milk and fruit juice. Continued use of the bottle causes these sugary liquids to contact the tooth surface for a long time, leading to tooth decay. Tooth decay is a metabolite of bacteria that produce acids to corrode teeth, and tooth decay that is not repaired for a long time may further affect the child's dental health.
Proper way of feeding
In order to protect their children's oral health, parents need to help their children quit bottle Xi in time and adopt appropriate feeding methods. Here are some suggestions:
1. Gradually move to a cup: After your child is one year old, gradually shift your feeding style to a cup. You can start with silicone silicone sippy cups and then move on to the stage of quitting bottles.
2. Reasonable control of milk supply: control your child's daily milk intake, and don't let your child suck on the bottle for a long time and frequently, especially before bedtime. The right amount of milk can meet your child's nutritional needs while avoiding over-reliance on bottles.
3. Standardized oral care: Help your child brush his teeth regularly and establish good oral hygiene Xi. Early oral health Xi can effectively prevent tooth decay and oral diseases.
epilogue
Parents should be aware of and pay attention to the adverse effects that their children's Xi of using bottles may have on their oral health. Proper feeding and oral health Xi can help children build good teeth and oral development, thereby protecting their health and future.
Although children will encounter various problems as they grow up, timely guidance and care can help them develop good eating Xi habits and oral hygiene habits Xi good eating and oral hygiene, so that they can have healthy and beautiful teeth and lay a solid foundation for their future.