What to do with sawtooth teeth

People cannot live without teeth in their diet, and once an adult's teeth have problems, they cannot grow again, so we must take good care of our teeth. In addition, children are prone to some problems during the period of tooth replacement, such as sawtooth, etc. It is necessary to let the baby develop the habit of brushing teeth on time. It is best to take the child to the hospital for regular check-ups to avoid the occurrence of some dental diseases. So what should we do with sawtooth?

First, what should we do about serrated teeth? The newly grown permanent teeth of children are serrated. This is a phenomenon that can be seen in many children. It is normal and parents do not need to worry too much. Doctors call these serrations developmental nodules of the teeth. They are more obvious in some children but will gradually be smoothed out. This situation does not require any treatment, and parents should tell their children not to be too nervous. Pay more attention to the health of your teeth and develop a good habit of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening. Some children's newly grown teeth appear temporarily misaligned, but they will be rearranged as other teeth erupt.

Second, things to note when your baby’s teeth are changing: always pay attention to the development of the teeth. Always pay attention to the growth of children's deciduous teeth and permanent teeth, and take children to see a dentist regularly so that problems can be discovered at any time and resolved early. Develop a good habit of brushing your teeth. Children should be urged to brush their teeth every day. It is best for adults to help brush their teeth before going to bed at night, especially the upper teeth which are more difficult to clean and are most likely to cause tooth decay. The six-year molars are also not easy to brush because they are located at the innermost part of the mouth. You should use toothpaste and toothbrushes specially designed for children. The toothbrush head should be as small as possible, otherwise the child will easily vomit when the toothbrush reaches the innermost part. In addition to brushing teeth, it is best for children to rinse their mouths after each meal to maintain oral hygiene.

What should we do about sawtooth? Now you can let your child eat more nutritious food, such as milk, eggs, vegetables, fruits, etc., and tell your child not to be picky about food. Children should not eat hard food during the period of tooth replacement to avoid affecting the loss and development of teeth. Observe the condition of their teeth more often. Children should be encouraged to eat less sweets and rinse their mouths and brush their teeth after eating to avoid bacterial residues and tooth decay, which will affect the future formation of teeth. If your child is found to have tooth decay, timely treatment is necessary.