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新生宝宝护理 9大焦点新解（New baby care 9 focus new solutions） New baby care 9 focus new solutions In many areas, there are traditional customs for many newborn babies, and young parents and elders often have some problems. What kind of nursing method is more scientific and beneficial to the health of the baby? Editorial/ma xiaowen/xinyue guidance expert/min baohua layout design/ma ning of tang du medical college, the fourth military medical university in shaanxi province The horse teeth will be rubbed out Within 3 ~ 5 days after the baby was born, on the gums or palate like millet or both sides of the size of a grain of spherical particles, white number is differ, looks like just teeth eruption, people call this phenomenon is known as the horse tooth. Many traditional customs believe that horse teeth are not clean and should be rubbed with cloth. Expert comments: rubbing horse teeth is harmful and unhelpful When the baby is born, it can be seen in the middle of the mouth of the mouth or the edge of the gingiva. In medicine, it is called epithelium. Horse teeth are not pathological and have no effect on the baby. It tends to fall off by the friction of eating and sucking. Because the normal children usually have bacteria in oral cavity, once the horse tooth is pick broken or abraded, bacteria will seize the opportunity to invade, it is easy to cause infection of the oral mucosa, serious when even can cause sepsis newborn babies. Mother: some mom and dad especially some old people think that newborn babys mouth is dirty stuff such as amniotic fluid, blood, therefore, like to use a gauze swab or handkerchief, so it is easy to abrasion caused by infection of the oral mucosa. In fact, the baby mouth of this period does not need special cleaning, because there are no teeth in the mouth. If you do need to clean, you can use a cotton swab to gently apply the mucous membrane of your mouth. Do not chafe. Mantis tooth affects beauty to be removed When the baby is born, some careful mothe