What is the performance of children changing their teeth? What should children pay attention to when changing their teeth?

Usually, children change their teeth when they reach a certain age. Parents should also pay attention when changing their teeth to prevent their children's teeth from becoming crooked or other abnormal phenomena. Therefore, we need to know about the performance of children changing teeth here. What should children pay attention to when changing their teeth?

What is the performance of children changing their teeth?

Children generally do not have obvious symptoms during tooth replacement, and a few may have pain or irritability. At this time, pay more attention to the child's oral health, remember to clean the mouth and teeth to avoid inflammation when changing teeth. If there are still deciduous teeth that have not faded for a long time, they need to be pulled out manually to ensure that the permanent teeth grow more neatly. It is recommended to take your child to the Department of Stomatology for dental examination regularly. The obvious symptom of baby changing teeth is loose teeth. At this time, Ma Bao can pay more attention to the changes of teeth. If the teeth are loose for a long time, they will not fall out. Take your baby to the stomatological hospital for tooth extraction in time. Another symptom is that you don't like eating and have a poor appetite. Loose teeth can cause pain when eating and chewing. Causes the baby to eat less.

What should children pay attention to when changing their teeth?

1. Pay attention to bad habits. During the child's tooth change, both deciduous teeth and permanent teeth will exist in the mouth. Some children will lick their teeth involuntarily when their deciduous teeth are loose and about to fall off. This bad habit is not conducive to changing teeth and may affect the eruption of permanent teeth. Moreover, there are many pits and grooves on the surface of the newly grown permanent teeth, which is easy to cause food residues to stay in the pits and grooves. If children don't insist on brushing their teeth, it will easily lead to dental caries. So parents should supervise their children to correct these bad habits.

2. Pay attention to the malocclusion of teeth. During tooth replacement, children may have malocclusion. Some children may return to normal on their own, but if they can't, their appearance will be affected. Therefore, parents should take their children to see a doctor in time when they find that their children are not properly occlusal.

3. Pay attention to the child's teeth. Primary teeth should fall off automatically during children's tooth changing, but some children still don't fall off automatically after their permanent teeth grow out, which may lead to uneven teeth. If this happens, parents should take their children to the hospital and pull out their deciduous teeth in time.

Is there an order for children to change their teeth?

Yes Generally speaking, children begin to grow their first permanent teeth and first molars when they are 6-8 years old. The lateral incisors began to grow at the age of 8~9, and the bicuspids began to grow at the age of 10~ 12. First, the first pair of canine teeth came out. Next to the lateral teeth, 1 1~ 12 years old, the upper and lower rows of fangs gradually grow out, 12 ~. Finally, the third molar is a wisdom tooth, which will grow after 17 years old. The order in which children change their teeth is basically the same as that in which they grow their teeth. Drop the first row of teeth, and then drop the upper row of teeth. The teeth are replaced in the order of central incisor, first molar, lateral incisor, canine, second molar and third molar. When children change their teeth, they must pay attention to calcium supplementation, eat more foods and vitamins with high calcium content to promote the absorption of calcium, and pay more attention to oral hygiene and cleanliness at ordinary times. It is easy to lick your teeth and gums with your tongue when changing teeth.

How is it that children have white spots when changing their teeth?

After a child changes his teeth, the newly emerged teeth have white spots, which are generally caused by caries of deciduous teeth. Periapical periodontitis of deciduous teeth destroys the tooth capsule of permanent teeth, or it may be the enamel hypoplasia caused by calcium deficiency when new teeth erupt, especially during pregnancy, which can promote early remineralization. It may also be caused by excessive fluoride intake during pregnancy, which is clinically called dental fluorosis. Pay close attention to children's physical changes in daily life, and seek medical advice in time if there is any abnormality.