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Babies typically begin teething around 6 months of age, starting with the lower front teeth. To soothe sore gums from teething, parents can gently rub or massage the gums with a clean finger or cooled teething ring. Offering chilled, soft foods that can be gnawed on may also provide relief. It's important to monitor for choking hazards from small pieces breaking off. Acetaminophen or ibuprofen can help if a baby is especially fussy from teething pain.
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3. Maintaining a well-balanced diet, avoiding cavity-causing snacks, supplementing fluoride as appropriate, and establishing regular dental checkups from an early age are
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Congratulations! Your New Baby Is Here! It seems like you've been waiting for this moment forever. Then, suddenly it’s here. You may feel as though you've forgotten everything you've read or learned and aren't sure what to do with yourself right now! Relax. You’ll get plenty of helpful advice from your pediatrician, family, and friends. You can also refer to this new parent guide that covers some of the basics about caring for your newborn in the first 10 days. Take it one step at a time. Just do what comes naturally and enjoy every one of these blissful first days with your newborn.
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Baby's first teeth usually start coming in around 6 months of age, beginning with the lower front teeth. The teething process may cause some irritability in babies but usually does not result in serious issues like fever, diarrhea or vomiting. While teething, parents should rub inflamed gums and provide teething toys to chew on. It's also important to introduce solid foods like apples and carrots before 6 months so babies learn to chew in preparation for more teeth. Close supervision is needed once teeth emerge to prevent choking on small pieces.
How thumb sucking affects teeth alignment
Thumb sucking at a young age, particularly before children begin teething, is completely natural and will not harm your child’s teeth. In fact, thumb sucking is actually okay as long as the behavior is stopped before a child’s permanent teeth begin to come in. After the age of five or six, thumb sucking and pacifier use can begin to affect the position of a child’s teeth. Prolonged thumb sucking can change the position of a child’s teeth, resulting in malocclusion of the teeth.
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Dr. R. James Richardson II presents information on proper dental care for school aged children. Key points include:
- A child's first dental visit should be by age one or when the first tooth erupts to establish good prevention habits. Many children seen at ages 3-5 already had cavities.
- Baby teeth are important for nutrition, speech development, and proper alignment of permanent teeth.
- Cavities are transmissible and can be prevented by brushing twice daily, flossing daily, limiting sugary foods and drinks, and regular dental visits.
- Bad breath in children is usually due to tooth decay, gingivitis or periodontitis and can be addressed by brushing the tongue.
Pacifier &thumb sucking
Pacifier &Thumb sucking is it good or bad?
Many parents and doctors express concern over their child's thumb sucking or use of a pacifier. Often worried about affects on teeth and language development In fact, it has been shown that embryos actually suck on their thumbs while in the mother's womb. Thumb sucking and pacifier use both help children become comfortable with their environment, as well as offer children a sense of security. Most children should grow out of thumbsucking and pacifier use by age 3 or 4. As long as the habit is discontinued before their permanent teeth come in (around ages 4-5) your child will be fine. If, however, they continue this habit as their permanent teeth come in it is best to help your child discontinue their habit.
In this presentation we will put spotlight on advantages and disadvantages of both pacifiers & thumb sucking trying to answer is it good or bad?
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This document provides tips for soothing a crying baby. It discusses common reasons babies cry such as being hungry, needing a diaper change, being sick, wanting attention or physical contact. It suggests ways to comfort a crying baby such as feeding, burping, swaddling, rocking, white noise and giving the baby a pacifier or something to suck on. If nothing helps to soothe the baby, it recommends taking breaks and calling on support from others. The author notes swaddling tightly worked well for her own babies.
Summary of Security Device Study
This document provides guidance for parents on keeping hearing devices on young children from infancy through age 5. It discusses developmental stages where children may be more likely to remove devices and strategies parents can use at each stage. The goal is for children to wear hearing devices every waking hour to support optimal language and brain development. Key points covered include using retention accessories from infancy onward, the importance of persistence even during tantrums, involving older children in device care, and addressing peer concerns in preschool. The document also rates different retention accessories and provides product information.
How to Deal with a Loose Tooth
Some teeth fall off easily, while others don’t. If you are wondering what to do with a loose tooth, the most important thing is not to forcefully and prematurely remove it.
Additionally, it would be better to consult a dentist to check on your child's overall oral health.
https://sunrise-dentistry.com/blog/how-to-deal-with-a-loose-tooth/
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The document discusses tooth eruption and shedding in children. It explains that primary teeth typically begin erupting around 6 months, with a general order and timeline provided. It also outlines signs that a tooth is erupting like increased drooling. Tips are given for soothing teething discomfort. The document discusses that primary teeth are usually shed between ages 6-13 as permanent teeth erupt, following the same order. Maintaining good oral hygiene during this transitional period is emphasized.Newsletter1
Playtime is important for babies' development and bonding with caregivers. It helps babies develop social, intellectual, language, and problem-solving skills. The article provides tips for encouraging playtime with babies such as setting up a designated play area, developing loose routines around activities like feeding, participating in games with babies and observing their reactions, taking babies outside for new experiences, and involving the whole family in playtime.
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