Dental Health Care

Baby teeth begin to form in the third week of intrauterine life, so when the child is born, has within its jaws outbreaks of the 20 teeth that make your temporary dental formula. or “milk” and the differentiated cells that give rise to the 32 teeth of permanent teeth.

It has been even teeth at birth, Can it be?
Although not very frequent, happen that a child born with 1 or 2 cloves. These are called natal teeth. When they appear in the mouth in the first weeks of life are called neonatal teeth.

Teeth are normal formula that advance their appearance for reasons that are unknown. Some of them are very immature and have yet to rarz anchored in the alveolar ridge; be seen as a crown too movable pedunculated, attached to the surface of the gum. Within 2 to 3 weeks and continue to assert themselves perfectly normal development.

Extract is not indicated unless they are noticed, too loose and is liable to become detached and be inhaled by the baby.

Contrary to popular belief, these teeth do not bother the mother’s breast to nurse, because when the baby sucks the tongue comes between them and the nipple. Sr what can happen is to erode the ventral surface of the tongue when the baby sucks very vigorously or when he or teeth are too sharp edges. In any case these are situations that must be evaluated individually.

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