At what age does a baby have all his teeth?

As babies grow, parents are always concerned about their children's teething. A baby's teeth are generally deciduous teeth before the age of five or six, after which they are gradually replaced by permanent teeth. After all, the formation of teeth is different for each child, so there is no specific time for them to grow completely. Generally, by the age of ten, the teeth have been replaced almost completely and all the molars have grown out. This brings us to the issue of teaching children to protect their teeth and brush their teeth. Let’s take a look at how to do it!

Methods/Steps

First of all, we need to cultivate good habits for our babies and encourage them to eat less candy, chocolate and other sweets. Give your baby water to drink after each feeding. Most baby food can be washed off by drinking water after meals, but it is best to use a baby-specific toothbrush for careful cleaning. It is best to wash the teeth of babies aged 0-1 year old frequently with cotton yarn. Be sure to do it gently so as not to cause the baby to be disgusted. It is best to stop feeding babies aged 1-3 years old before going to bed. If not, make sure to feed them water after drinking milk.

Of course, the above methods are only temporary solutions and the best way is to train your children to brush their teeth from an early age. Once your baby's teeth have grown, dental care should be performed immediately. Babies over one year old can be guided to brush their teeth every day, or at least be trained to brush their teeth before going to bed. After your baby is about two years old, you can start using a small amount of children's non-fluoridated toothpaste.

Take your baby to the dentist regularly to check or clean his teeth

So how do you choose a toothbrush? For younger babies, you should choose a cotton toothbrush and brush their teeth with clean water, or choose a children's toothpaste that can be swallowed, just the size of a mung bean will do.

For babies around 3 years old, you can choose toothbrushes with softer bristles to brush their teeth. The toothpaste must not contain fluoride, otherwise the baby will swallow it, which is bad for the body.

So how do you get your baby into the habit of brushing their teeth? Babies aged 1-3 years old especially like to imitate, so mom and dad must set an example for their babies by brushing their teeth in the morning and evening. Then you can buy some books and toys to guide your baby to brush his teeth. After your efforts, your baby will definitely love brushing his teeth.

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So how to brush teeth? Teach your baby the correct way to brush teeth. Don’t brush teeth randomly, as it is more likely to damage the baby’s gums. Guide your baby to brush teeth gently, spit out the water used for rinsing the mouth, and guide your baby to clean all the teeth. Of course, this job cannot be done overnight and requires gradual cultivation.

If the baby's teeth are not cared for from a young age, there will be many dental problems when they grow up. It is difficult to buy a good set of teeth even if you have money. As long as they are not your original teeth, they will not be better than your original teeth. Not only this problem, but also problems with tooth occlusion may be involved. Once there is a problem with the bite of teeth, it will also affect the child's facial shape and physical health.