Infant teething sequence What should I pay attention to when my baby has a tooth?

There is a big difference in the time of tooth eruption in babies, some babies have teeth eruption early, and some babies have late, but as long as they are within the range of individual differences, they are normal. Generally speaking, the order of baby teething follows a certain rule, the left and right teeth develop symmetrically, and the order of baby teething is as follows:

1. Central incisors: 2 lower jaws (6 months); Maxillary 2 (7 and a half months).

2. Lateral incisors: 2 lower jaws (7 months); 2 maxillary tablets (9 months).

3. First deciduous molars: 2 lower jaws (12 months); 2 maxillary tablets (14 months).

4. Canine teeth: 2 lower jaws (16 months); 2 maxillary tablets (18 months).

5. Second deciduous molars: 2 lower jaws (20 months); 2 maxillary tablets (2 years old).

There are some babies whose teeth erupt in the wrong order, but in the end it does not affect the arrangement of the teeth and does not need to be treated.

The eruption of baby teeth follows such a physiological law: eruption at a certain time, growth in a certain order, and symmetrical development of left and right teeth. Generally speaking, baby teeth begin to erupt at 6-7 months of age.

Some babies will have small baby teeth as early as 4 months after birth, while others will arrive 10 months or even a year after birth. Every baby's physical development is different, teething time is early and late, and it is normal for babies to start erupting baby teeth within 18 months of birth.

The order in which babies grow teeth is as follows:Generally, teeth begin to erupt at six months, and the baby teeth are basically the same at about two and a half years old, with a total of 20 baby teeth.

The approximate teething sequence is that two middle incisors erupt on the lower alveolar from 6 to 8 months, followed by two more incisors from the upper alveolar, the upper alveolar erupts into incisors for about 8-12 months, between 12-16 months, the first deciduous molars appear on the upper and lower left and right, between 16-20 months, the canines erupt at the upper and lower alveoli, that is, the third tooth, and at 20-30 months, the second deciduous molars on both sides of the lower alveoli, that is, the last deciduous tooth, By this time, 20 baby teeth have grown together.

The time for changing teeth and teething is not exactly the same for everyone, so if parents do not erupt baby teeth during this time period, don't worry, you can go to the hospital to take X-rays, as long as there is a tooth germ, the teeth will slowly erupt, after the baby teeth erupt, you need to pay attention to be sure to brush your teeth on time to prevent caries in the baby teeth.

Introduction: It is important for mothers to know that the first baby tooth usually appears between 6 months and 1 year old. So, what are the precautions for babies in the process of teething? Next, I will tell you about it.

When the tooth germ in the mouth grows and the punctured gum is seen, we know that the tooth has erupted. However, the gums sometimes swell before the teeth have completely broken through the gums. In addition, there are babies with red gums due to inflammation.

Teething is a natural phenomenon of the growth of the body, theoretically without his disease. However, the process of teething is like a seed coming out of the soil, and some obstacles must be overcome. In other words, when the teeth are trying to come out of the gums, there are wound-like places around the gums, and it is inevitable that you will feel uncomfortable.

At this time, if the cleaning of the mouth is not sufficient, the probability of gum inflammation increases, which is also the cause of fever. When the first tooth comes out, it may be the stage when the baby hates milk, or begins to add complementary foods. At this time, the mother must clean the baby's teeth and do not let the unclean oral environment burden the baby's gums.

1. Teething in babies is generally not painful, but some babies will feel uncomfortable and irritable. Mom rubs the gums with clean fingers or wet gauze and puts them in the baby's mouth, which can sometimes help the baby. Cold gears can also be used to relieve gum discomfort when babies are teething.

2. Use teeth grinding tools such as mouth guards correctly and selectively. Too much use of mouthguards is not good for your baby. 3. Babies do not have fever when they have teething.

Some babies have a fever when they are teething. If the mother finds that the baby is teething, she should take the baby to the doctor to check the symptoms**. 4. Breastfeeding is conducive to the development of infants' teeth.

5. When the baby is 6 months old, you can use a cup. Don't give your baby a bottle when you're one year old. These help in the development of the baby's teeth.

When the baby brushes his teeth for the first time, the mother should brush the baby's teeth twice a day. The most important thing is to go to bed at night. Use a soft baby toothbrush and stir a small amount of toothpaste to gently help your baby brush his teeth. Be careful not to let the baby swallow the toothpaste.

I think there are 3 things that should be paid attention to when the baby is teething: 1. Don't let the baby sleep with the bottle in his mouth, because the sugar in the milk stays on the baby's teeth, which leads to tooth decay, 2. Help the child rub the gums, because some babies will feel uncomfortable gums when they are teething, you can use clean fingers or moist gauze to help the child gently rub the gums, which helps to relieve the child's discomfort, 3. Some babies will have a fever when they are teething, if the child's saliva increases, the gums are swollen, Always cry hard, and take the child to the hospital in time.

Parents should pay attention to strengthening the baby's oral hygiene, let the baby bite the teething stick or silicone tooth pad, wipe the baby's saliva in time to prevent eczema, and monitor the baby's body temperature every day.

If your child's gums are itchy, buy your child a teether. Give your child a rubber fingertip toothbrush to clean the gums every night. Wear a bib for your child to prevent saliva from running down to clothing.

Baby teething is a problem that parents are very concerned about, when the child's teeth have just sprouted, it is cute and interesting, but the baby's dental care is also on the agenda, and the baby's dental care must be paid attention to.

Teething babies have some signs because of tooth eruption. One is increased saliva. In fact, before teething, babies rarely drool.

However, from the beginning of teething, there is a lot of saliva every day, and if you don't have a bib, the clothes under your neck and on your chest will be soaked with saliva, and sometimes you need to change several bibs a day.

Irritability, crying. When teething, you need to open the gums, the gums may have a painful, itchy feeling, and will feel uncomfortable, so it affects the mood, the baby will not speak, and can only cry. Therefore, during teething, the baby will not sleep well, cry, and be difficult to soothe.

An increase in body temperature. Teething in babies will be accompanied by an increase in body temperature, but it is only a low-grade fever, and there is no obvious feeling.

There is a large individual difference in the time of teething, if the child teeths late, there is no need to worry, some children are teething late, and they will generally have teething before the age of 1.

Although the teething time is different, there is a pattern to follow in the order of teething, the first two middle incisors are the first to erupt, also called the lower incisors, then the upper middle two incisors, and then the upper two incisors, and then the upper two incisors, the upper 4 teeth are long, and then the lower two incisors are long, generally around 1 year old will have four upper and lower incisors, that is, eight.

After the front teeth are in unison, instead of the next fangs, the first primary molars are grown, then the top, then the bottom, then the upper fangs, the lower fangs, and finally the second primary molars. The rule is to come out two at a time, the incisors - the first deciduous molars - the canines - the second deciduous molars. The middle incisors go down and then up, the front teeth on both sides go up and then down, and the first deciduous molars go up and then down.

It is necessary to take good care from the beginning of teething, one is to brush teeth, the other is to rinse the mouth frequently, before the baby will not rinse his mouth, you can drink milk and eat complementary food after feeding water. Regular dental visits from the age of one, regular fluoride application by the age of three, and pit and fissure sealants at the age of 6-8 can help prevent tooth decay.

Because children do not clean their own toothbrushes, it is recommended that preschoolers have their parents help them brush their teeth for at least two minutes each time. A healthy little white tooth needs to start from a young age and adhere to the above care methods, so that children can have a good mouth of teeth from an early age.

Babies will like to grind their teeth and drool before teething. Generally, the front teeth grow first, and the back molars will grow after the front teeth erupt for a while. During the baby's teething period, you must eat a light and reasonable diet to prevent the baby from getting angry.

In addition, you can buy some teething sticks to help the development of your baby's teeth.

Generally speaking, babies will start teething at 6 to 8 months, and parents should pay attention to the calcium supplementation of their children's body during the child's teething period. That's how your teeth are healthy.