How does the baby grind teeth in the daytime return a responsibility?
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Some people think it's normal for babies to sleep with their molars. For example, discomfort in the long tooth period can cause molars. But if it goes on like this for a long time, it will do great harm. It is very serious for children to grind their teeth no matter whether they sleep day or night. Today, let me learn from you how to grind their teeth during the day?.
How does the baby grind teeth in the daytime return a responsibility?
First: intestinal parasitic disease: children suffering from Ascaris lumbricoides, due to the disturbance of Ascaris lumbricoides intestinal wall constantly stimulated, resulting in masticatory muscle reflex contraction and molars. The solution is to get rid of the insects every autumn. Children under two years old should not be treated with anthelmintic therapy.
Second: occlusal disorder: irregular arrangement of teeth and abnormal growth position will destroy the coordination of masticatory organs. As a result, the body tries to increase the grinding of teeth to remove occlusal disorders, resulting in molar phenomenon.
Third: mental stress: many children watch thrilling fighting TV, play too much before going to sleep, mental stress will also cause molars. If you are scolded by your parents for a long time for something, and you encounter unhappy things in the kindergarten, it will cause depression, uneasiness and anxiety, which is also an important reason for grinding teeth at night.
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1. There are Ascaris lumbricoides in the stomach of intestinal parasites. Ascaris lumbricoides not only plunder nutrients, but also stimulate the intestinal wall, secrete toxins and cause indigestion. Children's stomach often dull pain, will cause insomnia, irritability and molars at night. Coping strategies: give the child insect repellent. Develop good hygiene habits at ordinary times. 2. Overeating at dinner, overeating at dinner, or adding meals before going to bed will not only affect the absorption of nutrients, but also increase the burden of gastrointestinal tract. Because when you fall asleep, there is still a large amount of undigested food in the gastrointestinal tract, so the whole digestive system has to "work night shift" continuously. Even the masticatory muscles are mobilized, and they contract involuntarily, causing molars. Coping strategies: don't let the child eat too much before going to bed, and let the child go to bed after a little while.
