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.They are our children .. We care for their teeth

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They are our children .. We care for their teeth

31-07-2010 10:20 AM

Hello future doctors

It is recommended that children should go to the dentist with their parents as soon as possible. You should then take them regularly, as often as your dentist recommends. This will let them get used to the noises, smells and surroundings and prepare them for future visits. The earlier these visits begin, the more relaxed the children will be

First or 'baby' teeth have usually developed before your child is born and will start to come through at around 6 months. All 20 baby teeth should be through by the age of 2.

The first permanent 'adult' molars will appear at about 6 years of age, behind the baby teeth and before the first teeth start to fall out at about 6 to 7. The permanent 'adult' teeth will then replace the 'baby' teeth. It is usually the lower front teeth that are lost first, followed by the upper front teeth shortly after. All permanent teeth should be in place by the age of 13, except the wisdom teeth. These may erupt any time between 18 and 25 years of age.

All children are different and develop at different rates

Cleaning your childّs teeth should be part of their daily hygiene routine.

You may find it easier to stand or sit behind your child, cradling their chin
in your hand so you can reach their top and bottom teeth more easily When the first teeth start to come through, try using a children s toothbrush with a small smear of toothpaste. It is important to supervise your childs brushing until they are at least seven. Once all the teeth have come through, use a small-headed soft toothbrush in small circular movements and try to concentrate on one section at a time Dont forget to brush gently behind the teeth and onto the gums. If possible make tooth brushing a routine
preferably in the morning, and last thing before your child goes to bed. Remember to encourage your child, as praise will often get results

There are many different types of childrens toothbrushes available, including brightly coloured brushes, some of which change colour, those with favourite characters on the handles, and some with timers. These all encourage children to brush their teeth.

The most important point is to use a small-headed toothbrush with soft, nylon bristles, suitable for the age of your child.

If in doubt, look for the British Dental Health Foundation symbol on toothbrush and toothpaste packaging
. This logo means that the product claims made on the pack are supported by scientific testing

I hope you make good use of the subject.
For me it was a seminar in the second year of dentistry, but he was too long I tried to shortcut it to you

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