A tongue thrust appliance resembles a mouth guard. This orthodontic appliance is made from stainless steel which is placed inside the mouth to control the movements of the tongue in the mouth.
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Teething may be a very unpleasant experience for your baby and teething rings can help to reduce the discomfort and soothe the gums to provide relief from pain. Always keep a check on your baby while he/she is using a teething ring. Use a simple version of the teething ring and do not forget to read the chief ingredients.
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Oral care starts even before the eruption of the primary teeth. Healthy gums of baby contribute to healthier smile while teething.
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A pedodontist, is a dentist who specializes in child oral healthcare and needs. They are also trained in child psychology and can manage kids.
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It may take from 3-4 months for a baby to respond by laughter. Usually, it is initiated by a physical stimulus like tickling. At about 5-6 months of age, babies may respond to visual stimulus.
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Baby tongue thrust is an involuntary phenomenon in which a baby takes out tongue to exert force while sucking milk. This habit is also called as an infantile swallow.
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Teething biscuits provide a firm surface that allows new teeth to ‘cut’ through the gums. Biting or sucking teething cookies causes localized vasoconstriction and reduces inflammation.
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Thumb sucking is the normal instinct and mostly children stop this habit when their age is between 2 to 4 years. It can lead to oral issues.
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Sedation makes your kid less anxious and more cooperative. The sedated child will feel relaxed, or they are put to sleep, so that, they won’t feel any pain during the procedure. Sedation dentistry is safe for the kid if performed by the expertise dentist.
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Nowadays we have digital x-rays almost everywhere. These x-ray machines are safe for your kid as the radiation exposure of these devices is minimal. Digital x-ray machine emits 80% less radiation compared to traditional x-ray machines.
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An infant does not have teeth, but still, you can clean the gums with your finger. Later on, after the appearance of the tooth, brushing becomes one of the important measures to maintain the hygiene. Likewise, you have to be watchful of habits like thumb sucking or any abnormal growth in the mouth of your baby such as Bohn’s nodules, Epstein pearls, etc.
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Mouthwash is recommended for a kid if the age is above 6 years. It is also necessary to take an opinion of a pediatric dentist if you can use mouthwash for your kid or not. Choose alcohol-free mouthwash and teach your kids the art of swishing and spitting.
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