Gingivitis in children is a seemingly simple but very dangerous disease, especially at weaning age. Therefore, parents need to monitor and detect oral diseases in children as early as possible and have timely treatment.

Red, swollen, painful, easily bleeding gums with bad breath are signs that your baby has gingivitis. The cause of gingivitis is bacteria in plaque or tartar that stays in the mouth for a long time. Some notes below will help parents in treating and preventing gingivitis in their children.

From 6 months of age onwards, children will begin to enter the teething stage, which makes them fussy and lose their appetite. Therefore, you need to understand the psychology as well as take care of your child skillfully to avoid the situation of teething children losing their appetite leading to weight loss, malnutrition, and poor health.

Baby teeth are formed in the first years of life, with the function of helping children chew and swallow, to ensure the provision of nutrients for the development of children. However, if children do not practice good oral hygiene and have bad habits, it can affect their oral health and cause baby teeth to wear down. So, what should parents do to prevent and treat when their children's baby teeth are worn down?

Oral thrush in children often occurs from infancy to 1 year of age and can recur many times. The cause is often due to the child's immune system and resistance not being fully developed. So at this age, when it is very difficult to take care of oral health, how should oral thrush be treated?