儿童长蛀牙 家长细心关注（Children grow cavities, parents pay close attention to）.docVIP

儿童长蛀牙 家长细心关注（Children grow cavities, parents pay close attention to） Children with decayed teeth, some parents feel that the child is only a few years old, there is no need to go to the hospital to see. Yao Rui, director of the childrens Department of Stomatology at Tianjin Stomatological Hospital, reminds many parents that the babys teeth will fall off sooner or later, and there is no need for treatment for cavities. In fact, the harm of childrens tooth decay should not be underestimated. The neglect of parents often leads to the early treatment of decayed teeth. Two common causes Childrens tooth decay is a common and frequently occurring oral disease. Deciduous teeth calcification degree is low, therefore more susceptible to bacterial erosion and decay. Today, children prone to tooth decay, mostly due to the childs bad habits, eating habits caused by, there are two main factors: first, childrens oral cleaning is not complete. Not brushing gargle and infants and older children although brushing, mouthwash, brushing but most of the children are not serious, can not adhere to the early and late brushing and mouthwash after eating, so easy to remain in the food residue between teeth and fissure; two children love to eat snacks, especially love to eat sweets, some the child even sugar to sleep. There are many bacteria in the human mouth, especially Lactobacillus, which can ferment sugar and food residue and produce a large amount of lactic acid, which can destroy the structure of teeth and cause tooth decay. Harm can not be ignored Once the child has decayed teeth, parents should take the children to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner. Because the childrens tooth decay is not only reflected in the local, but also on childrens overall health impact: 1., cause facial development asymmetry. Tooth decay, pain, resulting in children develop partial side chewing habit, over time, prone to facial development asymmetry. 2. maxillofacial deformity. Deci