Gingivitis in children is a common disease among oral diseases. Children have gingivitis due to many different causes, better understanding of gingivitis will help parents care for and have appropriate treatment methods for their children.

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.

Acute gingivitis is one of the common diseases in the oral area of children. The disease is often easy to diagnose and treat at a mild level, but can become more severe if not treated promptly. Early detection of gingivitis will help treat it well, prevent the risk of recurrence as well as effects on teeth, bone structure and other tissues.

The condition of teething babies refusing to eat often occurs when the first teeth grow. However, experts have observed that the phenomenon of children refusing to eat when canine teeth grow occurs more often than when molars or incisors grow. So what should you do when a baby refuses to eat when teething? And how long does a baby refuse to eat when teething?