In the process of baby’s growth, there are always many firsts that surprise parents, such as the first tooth.
However, the process of waiting for teething is still quite painful. When what comes out, which one comes out first and which one comes out later, all make parents anxious, for fear that their babies are different from others and do not conform to the well-known rule of teething.
Since we are talking about the rule of teething, let’s first look at what this rule of teething is all about.
Is the baby’s tooth order from how?
The time when the tooth erupts refers to the time when the tooth breaks through the gum. Under normal circumstances, the first deciduous tooth will erupt when the baby is about six months old, and the deciduous tooth can be completed when the baby is about two and a half years old.
Eruption time of deciduous teeth:
Do you feel a little dizzy? A little confused?
It doesn’t matter, this watch is mainly for parents to see the earliest and latest eruption time of each tooth.
Although there is a certain regularity in the eruption of deciduous teeth, each baby is different and there are differences between individuals. It is impossible for each baby to have the same eruption time.
Moreover, no matter which tooth, the difference between the earliest and the latest eruption time is quite large, and it may not start to grow teeth until the latest is nearly one and a half years old. Therefore, if the baby comes out of teeth a little later, treasure parents really don’t have to worry too much.
However, parents should not be too big-hearted. If the baby is one and a half years old and there is no sign of tusks, there may be problems. It is better to go to the hospital for examination.
Of course, most babies will still have their teeth one by one according to the order of teething. They are as considerate as Ding Ma, and then attach a picture of the baby’s teething to their parents, which is simple and clear ~
There is no need to worry too much about these problems.
1. Abnormal eruption sequence
During teething, the eruption sequence of teeth may be abnormal due to the growth status of teeth and periodontal tissues, the function of perioral muscles and the influence of systemic endocrine factors, but usually it will not lead to adverse effects.
In other words, even if the baby does not have teeth in the above order, don’t worry too much.
2. The eruption time is too early or too late.
Tooth development and eruption is a relatively complicated process, which is jointly completed under the action of many factors, so there is no special significance for what to be late and early.
There are great individual differences in the eruption time of different babies’ teeth. Early eruption does not mean good development, and late eruption does not mean slow development.
Some parents will worry that children’s late tooth emergence is due to calcium deficiency, but in fact calcium supplement after birth has no what effect on baby’s tooth eruption.
Because the hard tissue formation of deciduous teeth starts from the fourth month to the sixth month of pregnancy, during which the tooth germ development of deciduous teeth has been basically completed. Although the baby did not have teeth at the time of birth, the deciduous teeth are all under the gums, and it is only a matter of time before they grow out. Calcium supplement will not make the teeth grow out earlier.
Moreover, normally fed babies are generally not calcium deficient.
3. Some symptoms during teething
Some children will have red and swollen gums, drooling and like to bite during teething. Some babies will also become irritable and irritable due to uncomfortable teething.
These are all normal. Parents need not be too nervous. During this period of time, they should pay attention to the baby’s oral hygiene care. Giving the baby a clean and cold rubber ring or special gutta percha for children can also properly relieve the discomfort of the baby’s teething.
Should the baby pay attention to some what when he has teeth?
1. Start oral cleaning as soon as possible
Oral care should be given to the baby before it comes out of the tooth. After each feeding, a clean and wet towel can be used to wash off the residual milk around the upper palate, lower jaw, tongue and oral cavity.
After the baby has teeth, he can brush his teeth and recommend fluoride toothpaste. And the earlier you start brushing your teeth, the easier it will be for your baby to accept it.
Step 2: Proper feeding posture
When feeding the baby, attention should be paid to the feeding posture, which can be 45 recumbent or semi-recumbent.
It is best not to let the baby lie flat and feed him. Long-term lying flat and sucking milk may cause the lower jaw to stretch forward and deflect excessively, even causing the situation of covering the sky, and the growth position of deciduous teeth may also shift.
3. Change bad oral habits
Frequent finger sucking and lip sucking for a long time may affect the development of teeth and maxillofacial region.
When the baby is young, there may be behaviors such as sucking fingers and lips, but with the growth of age, these behaviors gradually decrease or stop. However, if the baby is still more frequent after one year old, parents should pay attention to help the baby correct them as soon as possible.
4. Supplementary foods from fine to coarse
The growth and development of the baby are very fast. Parents should pay attention to the change from fine to coarse when adding supplementary foods to the baby. After gradually growing teeth, they should pay attention to adjusting the characteristics of supplementary foods accordingly.
It can transition from muddy food to fine and soft particles, and then gradually to solid food, which can not only exercise the baby’s chewing ability, but also contribute to the normal development of teeth and maxillofacial region.
Deciduous teeth play a vital role in the healthy growth of children and the normal development of maxillofacial region, and the maintenance of oral health at this time is mainly completed by parents, so regardless of whether children grow teeth late or early, good protection is the key.