Can deciduous teeth be filled?

From the time a child is born to the time he or she learns to speak, as time goes by, the child grows very quickly and great changes occur in a single day, especially when it comes to the stage of teething, when the deciduous teeth begin to grow but are very tender. Sometimes, because children are too playful, they accidentally drop their baby teeth while playing. So, can the dropped baby teeth be replaced? Let's start to answer your questions.

Whether the baby's teeth are beautiful and healthy when he grows up is closely related to the care of his deciduous teeth during infancy. Therefore, parents should be particularly careful and take good care of their baby's teeth. They should clean their baby's teeth immediately after drinking milk and eating, avoid over-reliance on bottles, develop good eating habits, reduce snack intake, and have regular check-ups and fluoride applications to lay a good foundation for their baby's dental health.

Deciduous teeth are the first set of teeth that erupt in a person and are an important part of a child's chewing organs. There are 20 of them in total, 10 each in the upper and lower jaws. Children grow fast and have a high metabolism, so they need a certain amount of nutrition in their daily diet to ensure the needs of their growth and development.

Many mothers ignore the importance of deciduous teeth. They think that deciduous teeth will all fall out before their children are 12 years old, so there is no need to pay special attention to them. They just need to take good care of the permanent teeth. In fact, this is extremely wrong. It is extremely important to pay attention to the care of deciduous teeth, because poor deciduous teeth can have many adverse effects on children's development.

1. Impact on digestion: The basic function of teeth is to chew food. If a child does not have healthy teeth, he will not be able to chew food normally and various indigestion diseases will follow.

2. Easy to get infected: Children's cavities often become the focus of infection and become a way for pathogens to invade the body, thus affecting the health of children.

Dear parents, after reading so much, I think it is very helpful for your baby. Everyone should have known whether lost deciduous teeth can be replaced. But then again, you have to protect your children when they are playing, it is not a good look if their baby teeth fall out. When playing, avoid touching your child's baby teeth too aggressively, as this has a great impact on whether the child's teeth will look good when they grow up.