Tag: how to keep children’s teeth healthy

Brushing the teeth of children

When your baby first starts teething at the age of 6 months, you should buy him a toothbrush with a soft brush and toothpaste. Of course, note that you should purchase age-specific toothpaste because its fluoride content is lower than regular. You can even brush your teeth with only an empty toothbrush and water.

Using toothpaste, take a pea-sized amount and rub it on your toothbrush. If your child cannot brush his teeth on his own, do it for him yourself. First, start from the inner part of their teeth, which collects the most plaque. Then brush the outer part of the teeth with slow and circular movements.

Use dental floss

You can introduce dental floss to them from childhood. This will help them make flossing a part of their daily routine. You can help your child until 12 or 13 when they can do it themselves.
Food plan and health of children’s teeth

A healthy diet has a direct relationship with having healthy teeth. If your child has unhealthy eating habits, his teeth will cause problems such as dental plaques, decay and gum issues.

Sugars added to snacks cause bacteria to grow on them. These sugars then turn into acids that cause tooth enamel to deteriorate.

Dental crowding – Space Creation

We’ll be writing about dental crowding now. Crowding affects approximately 60% of Caucasians both jaw size and tooth size are mainly genetically determined and appear to be reduced in size however environmental factors, for example, premature deciduous tooth loss can also increase crowding. In evolutionary terms both jaw size, and tooth size appear to be […]

Why Do Some People Have Darker Gums?

Darker Gums In this country, the standard of beauty is pink gums. When you see anything lacking the smile, in the mouth, it looks like there’s an appearance of something’s wrong or diseased. Black gums come from the melanin or the production from the melanocytes. So think of the skin. You have a very light […]

Reasons for Tooth Extraction

Your smile deserves the best, and the best is at keeping your teeth healthy. If your tooth is badly decayed, it cannot be saved. Your dentist may recommend a tooth extraction. It is a common surgical procedure. Here we are going to provide some information about how tooth extraction will happen and what kind of […]

Healthy Foods and Drinks for Your Teeth

Inadequate nutrition can also endanger your oral health in the long run. Learning how useful foods and drinks for teeth affect your teeth and gums is the first step to a healthy diet to maintain good oral hygiene.Some foods have a bad effect on the teeth and others are not only not harmful, but also […]

Dental Health During Pregnancy

Pregnancy can cause dental problems in some women, such as gum disease, and increase the risk of tooth decay. In dental health during pregnancy, the body’s hormone levels rise and cause it to affect dental plaque. Pregnancy will not automatically cause tooth damage. If the mother does not get enough calcium during pregnancy, the calcium […]

Keeping Your Kids Teeth Healthy

Protecting Your Child’s Teeth Kids teeth healthy, like adult teeth, need care. One of the most important causes of dental caries in children is the consumption of milk or sweet liquids during sleep between night and morning. During sleep, saliva secretion is reduced and the placement of teeth in a sweet environment and the presence […]

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