On September 20th we ushered in the 31st "National Teeth Day". More and more people are paying attention to dental health problems. Among them, children’s dental problems are particularly concerned. Parents have expressed that they pay much attention to protecting their babies’ teeth in daily life. They insist on using children’s fluoride toothpaste to help babies develop the habit of brushing their teeth. The actual result is not ideal.

Children’s dental problems are obvious, affecting the growth and development of children

According to the data of the third national oral health epidemiological sample survey, the prevalence of deciduous teeth among 5-year-old children in my country is 66.0%, 61.9% in urban areas, and 70.2% in rural areas. Tooth decay has become the biggest problem in baby's deciduous teeth health. In addition, problems such as irregular deciduous teeth, loose teeth, and inflammation also trouble many parents.

According to relevant dental experts, a person's life will experience two stages of deciduous teeth and permanent teeth replacement. From birth to 6-7 years of age, the eruption of deciduous teeth is complete, and within a few years they will fall off and grow into permanent teeth. Many parents usually think that "deciduous teeth" will fall off after all, so they have not paid special attention. However, it is scientifically proven that deciduous teeth have a major impact on the growth and development of their children.

Stomatologists said that “deciduous teeth are an important part of children’s chewing organs. If the baby’s teeth are not taken care of in time, dental diseases will greatly reduce the child’s chewing ability and affect digestion, absorption, growth and development. Not only that, the health of deciduous teeth is the oral cavity. On the basis of health, deciduous teeth play a “guide” role in the eruption of permanent teeth. The premature loss of deciduous teeth will squeeze the growth space of the permanent teeth and shift them, resulting in uneven dentition and affecting the normal development of the child’s face."

Calcium deficiency is a key factor causing dental problems in children

Tooth hard tissues are mostly composed of inorganic substances, and almost all inorganic substances are composed of hydroxyapatite containing calcium and phosphorus ions. Therefore, calcium is very important for the development of tooth hard tissues. If the baby lacks calcium and vitamins, it will cause hypoplasia of tooth enamel and lack of protection for the teeth. When the bacteria ferment to acidic substances, “small holes” will appear, forming dental caries. It can be said that the root protection is to ensure that the child has enough calcium.

If the baby lacks calcium and vitamin D, it will affect the formation and growth of tooth tissues, causing mineralization and eruption of deciduous teeth, obstacles to replacement of permanent teeth, and can also lead to late teething, uneven teeth, loose teeth, and easy collapse , Premature shedding and other problems, even affect the growth and development of teeth and maxillofacial bones, nerves, muscles, teeth and soft tissues.

Therefore, experts suggest that to protect children's dental health, we must first do daily oral cleaning. Even for breastfed babies, cleaning is essential. Moms can use gauze dipped in a fluoride mouthwash to gently wipe their deciduous teeth. After about 15 months, they can use children’s toothpaste to brush their teeth. Second, the cups, pacifiers and other items used in daily diet should be disinfected. Do not let your baby hold the pacifier for too long, and give up the habit of sleeping while drinking milk to avoid the growth of bacteria in baby teeth.

Scientific calcium supplement, care for the growth of teeth

More importantly, parents should establish the awareness of supplementing calcium for their children. If their children are calcium-deficient, they must first increase their calcium intake through dietary supplements. You can let the children drink more milk, or add soy products, vegetables, The fruit is eaten in a puree form. At the same time, parents should also bring their children to the sun to supplement vitamins to promote calcium absorption.

When dietary supplements cannot meet the child's calcium intake, calcium supplements rich in vitamin D can be selected for children to take, and the effect of calcium supplementation is more direct and stable. For children's calcium supplement needs, RENEED has tailor-made children RENEED calcium carbonate D3 granules. The calcium source of the product is pure calcium carbonate extracted from natural ore, which ensures the safety of the calcium source. In addition, the children's RENEED calcium carbonate D3 particles not only contain 250mg of calcium, but also form a gold ratio with 100 international units of vitamin D3, which effectively promotes the full absorption of calcium. The product also uses an ultra-fine grinding process to make the taste more delicate and fresh The light fruit taste makes children love it more. The small dose of mannitol added by RENEED can effectively prevent constipation caused by calcium supplementation.

Therefore, children's dental problems are not some of the reasons for the surface layer. Calcium deficiency is often the root cause of tooth damage or disease. Therefore, on the 31st "National Teeth Day", I remind parents and friends that in daily life, apart from helping children develop the good habit of brushing their teeth frequently, eating less sweets, and sunbathing, timely calcium supplementation is helpful to help children. Have a beautiful, strong tooth!