Tag: Teeth Protection

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Bold and meticulous parents have raised children who dare to break through.

Nowadays, many parents begin to care about their children’s psychological development and understand a little about children’s development psychology. Raising children can really get twice the result with half the effort. Let’s look at a classic psychological experiment first. The Influence of Adult Facial Expression on Children’s Behavior Professor Joseph Campos of the University of California, Berkeley, designed an experiment to see how the mother’s facial expressions will have a how effect on the child’s next behavior when a child encounters strange situations and wants to seek the mother’s advice. The experiment used the design of “Visual Cliff”: The lower part of a flat glass table top is divided into two parts, half of which is a common checkerboard pattern, Read More …

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A good body requires a good mouth. How should parents protect their teeth?

Only with good teeth can one have a good appetite. Only when you have a good appetite can you have a good body! In fact, no matter how old you are, when it comes to protecting your teeth, there are two main aspects: One is to seek professional help on a regular basis-to see a dentist; The second is to do a good job in daily oral hygiene-brush your teeth well, use mouthwash, etc. What parents say is not necessarily right. I must say in the first part of this matter, it is very important, don’t listen to my parents, my teeth are quite good, regardless. In fact, there is no problem, usually not aware of the problem, a check Read More …

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The baby’s teeth should be checked regularly.

Children are in an active stage of growth and development. Some common oral diseases, such as dental caries and complications caused by dental caries, abnormal tooth development and children’s bad oral habits, will affect the development of children’s jaws and occlusion. According to the characteristics of children’s growth and development, early intervention of these diseases can avoid or reduce the harm of diseases to oral health. Therefore, regular examination, early diagnosis and early treatment are particularly important. (Oral Imaging Equipment) 1. Children’s first oral examination should be within half a year after the eruption of the first deciduous tooth (about 6 months old). Doctors can judge the risk of caries and provide targeted oral hygiene guidance. 2. Routine oral examinations Read More …

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The baby’s teeth should be checked regularly.

Children are in an active stage of growth and development. Some common oral diseases, such as dental caries and complications caused by dental caries, abnormal tooth development and children’s bad oral habits, will affect the development of children’s jaws and occlusion. According to the characteristics of children’s growth and development, early intervention of these diseases can avoid or reduce the harm of diseases to oral health. Therefore, regular examination, early diagnosis and early treatment are particularly important. (Oral Imaging Equipment) 1. Children’s first oral examination should be within half a year after the eruption of the first deciduous tooth (about 6 months old). Doctors can judge the risk of caries and provide targeted oral hygiene guidance. 2. Routine oral examinations Read More …