Treatment for a six-month-old baby who has not grown teeth

Nowadays, the physical fitness of many newborn babies is getting worse and worse. Many babies have not grown teeth when they are nine months old. This situation is very serious. Our mothers are very worried about this situation and think that our children have some big problems. Maybe everyone does not have a clear understanding of the treatment method for six-month-old babies who have not grown teeth. Let us learn about the treatment method for six-month-old babies who have not grown teeth.

Give your baby more calcium supplements to promote tooth growth. Recommendations: 1. Take vitamin AD drops orally to promote calcium absorption; 2. Oral calcium supplements, such as calcium gluconate oral solution or calcium acetate granules, are more effective; 3. Get more sun exposure to promote the synthesis of vitamin D in the body.

1. Early eruption of deciduous teeth

Some newborns or babies shortly after birth have erupted deciduous teeth in their mouths. These teeth are called natal teeth and neonatal teeth respectively. They are generally very loose and there is a risk of falling off and being inhaled into the trachea at any time, so they should be removed. Although some teeth are not loose, ulcers may be caused by biting or irritation of the mucosal frenulum due to sucking activities. You should go to the hospital to grind the edges of your teeth and change the feeding method to reduce damage to the mucosa.

Some babies are born with yellow-white spherical objects the size of rice grains on their gums, commonly known as "horse teeth". This is the remaining tooth-forming organ and may fall off on its own. Remember not to wipe it with a cloth to avoid scratching the baby's oral mucosa and causing infection.

2. Early eruption of permanent teeth

Premature eruption of individual teeth is more common. This is often caused by severe apical lesions of deciduous teeth and early shedding, resulting in the premature eruption of permanent tooth germs due to the lack of bone on the surface. The roots of premature permanent teeth are not fully developed yet, and are short and loose, making it difficult for them to withstand the pressure of chewing. They are prone to pulp and periodontal tissue infection, causing pain and swelling, and are difficult to treat. If premature permanent teeth are found, you should go to the hospital for treatment, take X-rays, check the formation of the tooth roots, and if necessary, use an inhibitor to prevent the teeth from erupting prematurely.

3. Delayed eruption

Delayed eruption of both deciduous and permanent teeth may occur. The causes are complex. Common local factors include gingival fibromatosis, eruption cysts, and impacted supernumerary teeth that occupy the normal position of teeth, making it difficult for the corresponding permanent teeth to erupt. Common systemic factors, such as rickets, cretinism, hypopituitarism, and cleidocranial dysplasia, can affect the normal eruption of teeth. In this case, it is necessary to find out the cause and deal with it accordingly. If the delayed eruption is caused by local factors, the teeth can erupt normally after the local factors are removed.

The above content introduces us to the treatment method for six-month-old babies who have not grown teeth. I believe that everyone has now understood the above content. We can follow the above methods to treat the situation where our baby has not grown teeth for six months. I believe that everyone will be able to recover their health as soon as possible by following the above methods.