Most children have a full set of 20 teeth at the time wherever they are 2 years old.
Many parents may neglect the importance of teeth and some don't realize that they fulfil other functions than biting and chewing. Three important additional features of teeth are that they: reserve space for permanent teeth and guide in good positionaid arch in the normal development of bone of the jaw and face muscleshelp establish good tooth brushing and silk dental habits early child development.Teeth reserve space for permanent teeth and guide good alignment arch. teeth beside a missing tooth can derive in the empty space causing these teeth occupy space mean for an another tooth. Perhaps years later that permanent substitute for the tooth may enter the wrong arch position. The dentist can provide your child with a space maintainer if a baby tooth is lost prematurely. It is preferable to undertake preventive early so that your child can keep all its baby teeth until they are ready to fall naturally.
As muscles in other parts of the body, face and your baby's jaw muscles a need exercise to facilitate their development. Sucking provides exercise for your baby jaw, plays and tongue muscles. When your baby is old enough to solid foods, chewing also exercising these muscles. This chewing exercise is necessary for these structures to develop sufficiently for the teeth of your baby to come into Eruption (emerge through the gums) correctly.
As soon as the teeth appear in the mouth, tooth decay can occur. Therefore, when your child teeth start to erupt, brush the gently with a child of brush size and water. Brush your teeth of children aged less than two years with an amount of fluoridated toothpaste pea size. Make sure that they spit out toothpaste completely and then rinse with water.
Teeth of your child should last five to ten years or more. As a permanent tooth reached the stage of development, when it is ready to enter in eruption, the roots of the tooth of baby, it will replace start to absorb (dissolve naturally). Gradually, the permanent tooth pushes the baby tooth out and takes his place in the position of the Ark. If a baby tooth is lost too early, the permanent tooth has no guide or space to follow and hence can come in the poorly aligned Ark.
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