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The Best Foods for Your Child's Teeth
In addition to regular brushing with fluoride toothpaste, the food and drinks your child consumes have an important role in maintaining a healthy mouth. Outside of the commonly known advice to avoid sugary foods and drinks, the foods that are safe for teeth are less well known
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What Do Teething Gums Look Like?
The major difference between normal baby gums vs. teething gums comes down to appearance. Prior to teething, normal baby gums are smooth and pink. Teething baby gums, on the other hand, may appear red, swollen, and be more tender.
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Teething Rash: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Teething rash, also known as drool rash, happens when saliva constantly touches the skin, and forms an irritation in the form of tiny red bumps. These bumps can appear on or around the mouth, neck, and chest.
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Thrush in Babies: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Often occurring in newborns or young toddlers, thrush in babies' mouths appears as white lesions or sores on the tongue, gums, roof of the mouth, or inner cheeks. To keep your baby's mouth healthy, see your healthcare professional for proper treatment and be sure to gently clean your baby's gums, tongue, and teeth after each feeding.
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How to help teething gums?
Teething gums can be uncomfortable for your little one. Try gently rubbing or massaging their gums with a clean finger or a soft-bristled baby toothbrush. You can also offer your baby a chilled teething ring or cool, damp washcloth to chew on to help ease the discomfort.
What do you put on babies’ gums when teething?
Avoid teething gels that contain benzocaine or lidocaine, instead gently rub your baby’s gums with a clean finger or offer a firm, non-liquid filled teething ring that’s been chilled, not frozen.
What is the difference between primary and deciduous teeth?
There is no difference, primary, or baby teeth, are also called deciduous teeth.
What is the safe amount of fluoride in toothpaste?
For optimal dental health, a safe and effective level is around 1,000 to 1,500 parts per million (ppm). Most toothpaste contain this amount of fluoride.
