Nine Things Parents Should Know about Children’s Teeth Change

My teeth moved ~ This is a landmark remark. Children’s tooth replacement may last for six years or even longer. In the process, deciduous teeth will gradually fall off and permanent teeth will slowly grow out. Neat teeth can not only bring confidence to children, but also reduce the incidence of periodontitis and other diseases. Parents must pay attention to [this trivial matter], understand necessary physiological knowledge and give children correct guidance. One drop, one long Children have 20 deciduous teeth, usually all three years old. Usually the order in which they fall off is the same as the order in which they grow. At the age of 6 or so, the incisors in the lower row usually fall off Read More …

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Confession of a Tooth: How did the hardest part of your body get corroded?

When the master was six years old, a small tip appeared on his gum. This was the first time I saw the outside world. I was born to know that I am the most special one in the oral cavity. I have the widest body and the strongest chewing ability of 28 teeth, and shoulder the important mission of establishing normal occlusal relationship. Everyone calls me the first molar, but I prefer my master to call me the nickname [six-year-old tooth]. I was born with tall and straight teeth, deep ravines, crystal clear and hard shell, and outstanding head and horns. Well-intentioned [pit and fissure sealing] How long has it been adorable, I was taken to a clean and tidy Read More …