Why do children grind their teeth at night? Does bruxism result from tooth issues, other disorders, or an unconscious response to stress and anxiety? What might be the causes of youngsters grinding their teeth? A range of factors can contribute to parafunctional involuntary behavior, known as bruxism. It is a typical occurrence in young children
Read more
The tissue, nerves, and blood vessels that fill a tooth’s internal cavity and root canals are called the pulp in your child’s teeth. The pulp’s job is to feed the tooth’s root with blood that is rich in nutrients and oxygen. Pulp exposure, discomfort, and inflammation can result from teeth that have been damaged by
Read more
A child’s general health depends on having healthy teeth and gums. The lips, teeth, and tongue contribute significantly to eating and digesting and clear, well-formed speech. Many youngsters neglect their oral health despite their importance, which can result in dental caries or cavities. Dental caries affects 78.9% of children between 6 and 11 years old
Read more