A brief on infant oral-hygiene Examination of the infant from the time his/her first teeth appeared or they have attained an age of twelve months allows our team to intervene before oral health is compromised by poor oral hygiene (cleaning) or improper feeding habits. During the first visit, early signs of childhood caries cavities such as “white spot” lesions at the necks and inside surfaces of the upper front teeth can also be detected. These are white, chalky areas on the front teeth, close to the gum line called decalcifications. They are caused by acid producing bacteria and are the main cause of cavities. smiline
Posted on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 16:32:40 +0000
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