Baby Teeth

The first teeth appear around six months of age. They hold space in the mouth and jaw for the adult teeth. Baby teeth can get cavities if you are not careful what you feed your baby. It isn't just the sugar sticking too the teeth, but the quality of nutrients in the diet, and in the breastfeeding mother's diet.

Children's mouths are a sensitive portal for exploring the outer world. It is through the mouth that they experience pleasure, love and nurturance.

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Baby Teeth Eruption Pattern

The teeth begin erupting at 6-8 months of age, and generally they contune to come in until 20-30 months of age. The front four teeth usually come in first. A total of 20 teeth come in.

Here you can see how the acid theory of tooth decay fails. Normally in children's decay, the top teeth decay, while the bottom ones even though they have been exposed to the same mouth acid and bacteria for about the same amount of time, usually do not decay at all.

It is not untill the age of 6-7 years old that the first adult teeth normally begin to come in.

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