What are the common dental diseases in children?

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My children like sugar very much. Now their teeth are broken, very ugly, and sometimes they have toothache. Because they are young and don't have much sense of self-protection, they are always prone to dental caries and other dental diseases. Many parents think that children need to change their teeth sooner or later. Now it doesn't matter if they have a little problem. It's OK after changing their teeth. This is a serious misconception. Dental diseases in children are not only oral problems, but also easily lead to other diseases. Let's take a look at the following.

What are the common dental diseases in children?

First, caries. There are many reasons for the formation of caries. There are many pit and fissure spaces in bicuspid and molars of children and adolescents. The new teeth have little wear and tear, deep pit and fissure, wrong brushing method, insufficient brushing time, and like to eat sugary food. Children's dental caries eventually lead to tooth loss, but also affect children's chewing and digestion.

Second: Children's dental diseases can not be ignored, parents and friends should pay attention to, after children change their teeth, we should start to teach children some simple methods of brushing teeth, to maintain good oral hygiene. Pay attention to observe the growth of children's teeth during tooth change. If it is found that the child has a bite of the tongue and other circumstances, as soon as possible to prevent children's dental disease.

Third: the retention of deciduous teeth, deciduous teeth do not fall off during the tooth change period, resulting in permanent teeth do not have enough space to erupt, and eventually lead to tooth unevenness. Teeth can be improved by correction. Keeping good oral hygiene is the key to prevent dental diseases in children. If the deciduous teeth fall off in advance, the new permanent teeth are likely to occupy the space of other permanent teeth, so that the later permanent teeth will not have their own position, and eventually lead to uneven teeth.

matters needing attention

At ordinary times, we must let children have reasonable health care, take reasonable treatment, avoid causing tooth damage, affect the body, and pay attention to reasonable care, so as to avoid causing tooth pain. At ordinary times, we must let children drink more water, pay attention to protect their teeth, eat less sweets, rinse with water after eating, and do oral examination regularly.