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Mouth care should start as soon as the baby is born.
The newborn’s toothless mouth can also be wiped daily with a clean cloth after each feeding.
As soon as the first milk teeth appear, regular dental care starts. The aim of brushing is to prevent tooth decay and gingivitis.
The care of milk teeth is just as important as that of the remaining teeth, as the disease of milk teeth can affect the condition of the remaining teeth that come later.
In addition, decay of milk teeth can worsen a young child’s overall health and can also have a negative impact on chewing and speech development.
If possible, never use a bottle to soothe your baby, as giving them sugary teas or juices is extremely harmful to their baby teeth.
Set an example for your child!!
Parents should be aware that if they have tooth decay or bleeding gums, the bacteria that cause it will be passed on to the baby through saliva.
In addition to a healthy diet rich in vitamins and minerals, oral health is also very important, which is ensured by careful oral care and regular dental check-ups. Set an example for your child – pay attention to oral hygiene, look after your teeth and have them checked regularly by your dentist!