2 year old baby has bad mouth

If a two-year-old baby has bad breath, you need to pay attention to it. Try to go to the dental department for relevant examinations in time. In this way, you can know the cause of your baby's problem. You should also strengthen your baby's oral hygiene and let them develop a good habit of brushing and rinsing their mouths. Don't eat candy at night, as this will cause tooth decay.

2 year old baby has bad mouth

1. It is recommended that patients receive medical treatment for caries, remove useless residual roots, residual crowns and impacted teeth, remove poor restorations, and treat oral mucosal diseases. For patients with periodontal disease, basic treatments such as cleaning and root scaling and planing should be performed first, followed by systematic periodontal treatment and plaque control.

2. Improve oral hygiene.

(ii) For cases caused by other factors outside the oral cavity, different causal treatments should be given, such as treatment of systemic diseases, tonsillectomy, or ear, nose and throat surgery, and psychological treatment.

(3) Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine.

Eradicate periodontal pockets, improve oral hygiene, treat caries, restore interdental contact points, perform full mouth cleaning, remove irreparable teeth, and correct other defects. Brush your teeth every morning and evening, and rinse your mouth after meals to minimize the accumulation and corruption of food residues, reduce saliva stagnation, and reduce protein decomposition products. This can treat most patients with bad breath.

2. Daily care

Patients with bad breath should pay special attention to the combination of work and rest, avoid overwork; try to quit smoking and avoid alcoholism; eat less irritating food; pay attention to smooth bowel movements and prevent constipation; develop good oral hygiene habits, rinse your mouth and brush your teeth frequently, etc. These measures can prevent the occurrence of bad breath.

3. Psychological care

Bad breath may directly affect people's contact with others, thus leading to subtle changes in people's psychology. Therefore, in the care of patients with bad breath, in addition to general oral care, it is also necessary to correctly evaluate the role or proportion of psychological and social factors, and comprehensive treatment must be carried out from both physical and mental aspects.

3. Oral manifestations of systemic diseases

1. Blood diseases: such as leukemia, thrombocytopenic purpura, agranulocytosis, etc., may cause gingival bleeding, gingival swelling, necrosis, and oral malodor due to combined infection.

2. Digestive system diseases: In case of gastritis, indigestion and constipation, belching can expel the foul odor from the digestive tract. When cardiac cancer is accompanied by ulcer formation, there is a foul odor.

3. Metabolic system diseases: Diabetes. Patients have a history of thirst, polydipsia, polyphagia, polyuria, weight loss, and prone to skin sores. Severe cases may cause ketoacidosis and produce acetone odor.

4. Heavy metal poisoning: such as lead, bismuth, and mercury poisoning, often complains of a sweet, fishy or metallic taste in the mouth. Generally, such patients have a history of contact with the above metals and other special manifestations of poisoning. Laboratory tests are helpful for diagnosis.