Oral Health Day
Dental care is important right from the start
From pregnancy to toddlerhood - parents need to pay attention to the dental health of the whole family, because oral health is simply part of physical well-being. On "Dental Health Day" on 25 September, doctors are emphasizing the importance of appropriate care regardless of age.
When a baby is born, numerous new tasks await the parents. What many don't think about is that oral and dental care is also part of this, namely very early on in the little ones' lives. Even the gums should be cleaned with a soft cloth, experts are certain on "Dental Health Day" on September 25. This is also helpful in getting little ones used to a daily brushing routine.
Getting babies used to brushing
The phase in which the first teeth break through, i.e. a few weeks before the sixth month of life, can also be a good time for parents to help. By carefully feeling the ridges of the jaw beforehand, you can feel where the teeth will appear. These first little teeth are then best brushed with a toothbrush suitable for the child's age and an amount of baby-friendly toothpaste the size of a grain of rice. An ideal start for oral health from the very beginning!
Mothers should not forget to take care of their own oral hygiene during pregnancy. This is because inflammation of the gums can increase the risk of premature birth. In addition to extensive oral hygiene and a balanced diet, it is therefore advisable to have professional cleaning(s) and regular dental check-ups during pregnancy.
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