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decay is small, the most common disease in childhood, a heavy toll on normal development are increasing. This disease, characterized by severe reduction in the teeth of infants or young children can affect their school performance and behavior.

to the 2007 report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, according to the condition “also known as nursing caries or baby bottle tooth decay” refers to one in every three to five years. And that number increases to 40 percent by the time children enter kindergarten.

If untreated, the disease, pain, infection and loss of teeth lead. The child has no difficulty eating or speaking to mention a bad look. All of these factors, the development of the autonomy of the child affect self-esteem. Persistent pain can disrupt sleep and play patterns change. It can also distract a child, who concentrate on work at school and learn. The problem is even worse in poor oral health leads to missed school days. According to an article published in the Journal of the American Dental Association, entitled The human and economic costs of early childhood caries, in extreme cases, the disease may lead to severe disability and even death.

Early childhood caries is caused by a bacterial infection is very common, often sent the child the mother or other primary caretaker. Mothers with untreated dental disease, they can transfer their children. It begins when the child’s teeth to sugar in beverages such as juice, milk, formula and fruit. The practice of a child to sleep with a bottle in his mouth exposed during nap or bed increases the risk of early childhood caries. Sugars with bacteria in the mouth produce acids combine. Bacteria, acid, food debris and saliva combine to form a sticky substance called plaque that accumulates on teeth. Bacteria and plaque is to eat sugar and produce wastes like lactic acid which causes tooth decay. If plaque is not removed regularly, demineralized enamel and dentin continues to grow and to decay the tooth.

untreated caries (can cause milk teeth) to early loss of deciduous teeth. It can reach to stay on growth and maturation of permanent teeth, as the primary molars until the children aged 10 to 14 If milk teeth rotten or damaged in any way, develop the new set correctly.

often lead to decay, the decomposition of the milk teeth with adult teeth, and the consequences will continue into adulthood, according to Mr Joel Berg, chairman of the Department of Pediatrics dental at the University of Washington, and Cindi Sherwood, DDS, ‘of the Academy of General Dentistry spokesperson
. br /> The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that parents bring their child for the first dental visit about six months after the start of the first tooth, which is about 12 months.

Early childhood caries is a preventable disease, the three most important steps are to ensure good dental health in children.
* Power – Reduce snacks and sugary drinks like fruit juices or soft drinks. It is best to avoid that the child * in bed with a bottle
-. Hygiene teaching young children the habit of caring for their teeth is essential. Your dentist may offer suggestions toward this goal. Children learn to have their teeth at least twice daily, brush after breakfast and before bedtime, and get after eating sugary or sticky foods
* -. Fluoride caries months or even years to produce. Probably the most proven and effective prevention is the regular use of fluorides. Parents should ensure children’s teeth are sufficient fluoride toothpaste. The children with the right amount of fluoride tends to face a lower risk of cavities.

We work more on oral health in children in the coming weeks.