What should we pay attention to when children’s teeth change early?

It is probably quite common for children to have their teeth replaced. The falling out of deciduous teeth and the growing out of adult teeth are something that every child must experience as they grow up. However, children may also have various problems during the process of tooth replacement, for example, the adult teeth may grow out but the deciduous teeth have not fallen out yet. If we encounter this situation, what should we do? Today, let's discuss the issue of children's tooth replacement with you.

1. Pay attention to caries of deciduous teeth

Before the age of five, children's tooth decay often occurs on the biting surface of the teeth. During the period of tooth replacement, if proper cleaning is not done, there will be a lot of stains between the teeth, which can easily lead to tooth decay problems between the teeth. However, many parents think that deciduous teeth will be replaced by permanent teeth, so they do not pay much attention to deciduous tooth caries. However, you should know that this type of caries will also affect the growth of permanent teeth. Many children have the problem of uneven arrangement of permanent teeth because of this, so you must pay attention to the problem of deciduous tooth caries.

2. Pay attention to the eruption of permanent teeth

When the baby teeth are replaced, they should fall out automatically. However, when some children's permanent teeth grow out, the deciduous teeth are still very strong and unwilling to leave their "positions". This will cause the permanent teeth to emerge from other locations, resulting in the problem of double teeth. If this happens, you should see a doctor in time to remove the retained deciduous teeth, otherwise it will cause uneven permanent teeth and abnormal tooth occlusion.

3. Eat a balanced diet

Some experts pointed out that the appearance of double teeth in children is related to their excessive eating habits, as they nowadays eat too finely. This results in less food chewing, and the teeth and jaw bones lose the proper exercise, which inhibits the absorption of the roots of deciduous teeth and the shedding of deciduous teeth. Therefore, it is best for parents to let their children eat more foods that require multiple chewing, such as peanuts, sugarcane, celery, etc.

In addition to receiving relevant treatment in the hospital, we must pay special attention in our daily lives. For example, newly grown teeth are generally more fragile, so you should avoid eating some harder nuts. At the same time, you should make a reasonable nutritional combination in your diet, supplement more calcium, rest in time, go to bed early and get up early, and exercise to effectively ensure oral health.