What to do if your baby has big gaps between teeth

Many mothers will find that their baby has large gaps between his teeth, so they are always worried that the baby will continue to have large gaps between his teeth when he grows up. However, when facing this situation, mothers should not be too anxious, especially when the baby is still young and has not completely changed his teeth. It can be corrected to a certain extent, and if the teeth are indeed unsightly, there are many ways to correct them.

The baby is very small now and has just started to grow teeth, so we cannot decide what the gaps between his teeth will be like in the future. Children start to change their teeth when they are six or seven years old. Only when the teeth become permanent can you tell if there is a problem with the child's teeth.

When a child's permanent teeth have grown in, around the age of 18-20, if the gaps between the teeth are sparse or the teeth are not beautiful, orthodontic treatment can be performed to make the teeth beautiful.

My advice is don't worry too much. This is a natural development of the child and you cannot decide it. All you can do is prevent your child from developing tooth decay when he or she reaches a certain age. You should develop the habit of rinsing your mouth after meals, brushing your teeth before going to bed, and not flossing your teeth.

The above is some common sense introduction to solutions for babies’ large gaps between teeth. After reading this introduction, parents should have a better understanding of this common sense! In daily life, you should also remind your baby to brush his teeth frequently to keep his teeth healthy, and to extract loose teeth in time.