Milk Teeth; Beginning Growth of Your Child's Teeth

Milk teeth is growing later than 17 months old. . Although your child's  bright teeth will loose, do not treat it as a temporary thing. Healthy baby teeth are important for children to learn to chew, speak clearly, smile confidently and to ensure that permanent teeth will appear correctly.

Dental disease is the most common diseases suffered by the children. The 2007 report from the Center for
Assessed Control and Prevention says that 28% of them have cavities in baby teeth.This happens because parents rarely notice their child's milk teeth.

Dental check at the beginning time of milk teeth is at 1 year old. Dentist can quickly find early signs of plaque formation and tooth decay. The doctor will also make sure the teeth, mouth and throat of children formed correctly.

The dentist will spend time to discuss your child's milk teeth and ask your extra attention (for example, about the pain in the gums, or when teeth begin to grow). And do not expect toddlers to be patient, but doctors will try to look into the child's mouth to check his teeth.

Brush your child's milk teeth 2 times a day, after breakfast and when going to sleep. if your child do not have
teeth yet, wrap your fingers with a damp cloth and  clean his gums slowly. It will get his plaque away and help him get used to feel there is something in his mouth. so when his teeth appear,change to a special baby toothbrush.