Magyar
You change your teeth once. During the milk dentition period, a temporary resting period follows the end of milk tooth eruption.
During this period, there is seemingly nothing happening, but the jawbones are preparing to receive the remaining teeth.
The process of tooth replacement starts at the age of 6 and is completed around the age of 12. Instead of 20 milk teeth, 32 remaining teeth erupt. ( A wisdom teeth and then only on the 18. break out after a year)
A at a particular stage of tooth change , the primary and permanent teeth are present together in the child’s oral cavity. At this stage of life, therefore, the milk teeth need to be cared for in the appropriate way, and the remaining teeth in a slightly different way.
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The question is: do the deciduous deciduous teeth affect the remaining teeth that are still intact? The answer is YES!
Freshly erupted residual teeth are most likely to be perfectly healthy when they enter the oral cavity. However, if the oral cavity deciduous deciduous teeth are present, it is almost certain that the remaining teeth will also become deciduous to a greater or lesser extent.
This is because deciduous teeth that grow out come into contact with the carious surfaces of deciduous teeth (so-called contact caries), and deciduous teeth grow into an environment full of caries-causing bacteria, which can cause them to decay.